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AI cited fake case law in parole decision review
Tasmania's parole board is reviewing its use of artificial intelligence after it cited a "fictitious" case law, likely generated by AI, in setting release conditions for convicted murderer Susan Neill-Fraser. The AI-generated citation was discovered during the review process. The board's reliance on this hallucinated legal precedent has prompted an examination of how AI tools are employed in parole decisions.
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- Centre (2): ABC Australia, The Sydney Morning Herald