Using ChatGPT to defend in court? Yes, but be aware of "hallucinations"
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Benefits reportedPeople expand their capability to access and prepare legal defenses using AI, though they must actively verify AI outputs.
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Benefits reportedAI provides structured legal information and research leads, but its outputs can hallucinate and require human validation.
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