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SSJVegeta

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4. Okay so if you use AI to create a legal briefing as a template or something, but actually put it together properly

Reply to rsdsharp (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 07:08 PM

Apr 27

Proper citations, grammar, etc, that should be okay? Like the person should put in the substance but the AI could theoretically still give you a template to put in the information, right?

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Attorneys for MyPillow's Mike Lindell accused of using AI to prepare court filing [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Apr 27 OP

Csn somebody elaborate on how those rules work? SSJVegeta Apr 27 #1

When I retired five years ago there was no rule prohibiting the use of AI. It didn't really exist in today's form. rsdsharp Apr 27 #2

Okay so if you use AI to create a legal briefing as a template or something, but actually put it together properly SSJVegeta Apr 27 #4

I'm not really sure how you utilize AI to write a document, as I've never used it. rsdsharp Apr 27 #5

Lindell cannot afford real lawyers and so is suing people relying on AI LetMyPeopleVote Apr 27 #3