Court Orders Plaintiff to File Handwritten Opposition,
“No doubt Plaintiff's artificial intelligence legal counsel told him to say all this.”
What happened
A federal judge in Florida found that a man suing over his NFTs had filed papers, apparently written by AI, that certified every citation had been checked and contained no "hallucinated" data, then cited a Supreme Court case that does not exist. The court ordered that his next response be handwritten.
Read it at Reason (The Volokh Conspiracy) ↗