> Law firm Pinsent Masons and three solicitors referred to SRA after 'astonishing' AI failures where court misled by hallucinations

[neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk]

@noodlemaz @jackeric

It is not something that I need to do, but my recollection is that it is "and" in civil proceedings", and "against" in criminal proceedings.

So "R. v. Brown" would be "The Crown against Brown", but "Neil v. Nicola" would be "Neil and Nicola".

I am not aware that one ever says "versus" or "v", but it is also possible that things have changed since I last needed to consider this.

[jonnyt@mastodon.me.uk]

@neil "The court heard that LA started chatting with the firm’s AI following the judge’s query. Judge Mullen read these discussions and noted it was remarkable how, on a large number of occasions, the AI was ‘plainly wrong or, at the very least, extremely misleading’, with hallucinations beginning almost immediately."

Big sigh because it isn't remotely remarkable. It's entirely to be expected. That anyone finds this 'remarkable' is what's actually remarkable about it.