CereBel Files Amicus Curiae Brief to Provide Perspective on Beneficial Use of Generative AI
Concerned by the publicity generated by the sanctions hearing in the matter of attorneys who filed a brief containing hallucinated citations and a possible expansive reaction by the court that might condemn all Generative AI technology for the misuse by some practitioners, CereBel filed a Proposed Amicus Curiae Brief to Support the Courts Consideration of Sanctions. The Brief also addresses two standing orders in other districts related to the use of the technology which were prompted by the matter (“ Mandatory Certification Regarding Generative Artificial Intelligence ”, H on. B. Starr (N.D. Te x.) and “ Standing Order for Civil Cases Before Magistrate Judge Fuentes ,” N.D. Ill., May 31, 2023.) The full Brief: Summary of Amicus Curiae Brief auto-generated by CereBel's Intelligence Platform: Introduction CereBel Legal Intelligence, submits this Amicus Curiae Brief in support of the Court's consideration of sanctions against attorneys Peter LoDuca, Steven A. Schwartz, ...