Man Accused of Posing as Lawyer, Using AI for Court Filings

The judge indicated that the language and structure of the seven-page motion hinted at the use of AI technology.

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Jul 29, 2024, 02:29 PM ET

A South Carolina man is accused of impersonating an attorney, using his father’s name to represent clients in courts — and he may have employed artificial intelligence to draft legal documents.

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Man Accused of Posing as Lawyer, Using AI for Court Filings

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