Well spotted in the comments section of Linked in by
Jennifer (Greig) Wondracek Director of the Law Library, Professor of Legal Research and Writing,
After seeing this post by
Jennifer actually bothered to read the doc that the justices obviously couldn’t be bothered to do!
Contact the dunces at https://www.ncwd.uscourts.gov/
Maybe, if, the Chief Justice Martin Reidinger spent more time reading the documents he’s put his name to rather than getting his portrait painted… just a thought.
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I woke up this morning to this standing order out of the Western District of North Carolina Re: Use of Artificial Intelligence
Some federal district courts are addressing the use of AI-generated content in court filings. While some place the onus on lawyers who use AI to ensure and certify the accuracy of AI content, others outright ban such content. This order falls into the latter category.
What’s your take? Did they get this right or miss the mark?