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Michael Cohen cites AI-generated court cases in his defense
(www.theverge.com)
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That's the second time a lawyer has made this mistake, though the previous case wasn't at such a high level
Not even close to the second time. It's happening constantly but is getting missed.
Too many people think LLMs are accurate.
Problem is that these llm answers like this will find their way onto search engines like Google. Then it will be even more difficult to find real answers to questions.
Some LLMs are already generating answers based on other llm generated contant. We've gone full circle.
I was using phind to get some information about edrum sensors, (not the intended usecase, but I was just messing around) and one of the sources was a very obvious AI generating article from a contant mill.
Skynet is going to be so inbred
Model collapse is going to be a big deal and it doesn't take too much poisoned content to cause model collapse.