Caught, not sanctioned
ChatGPT-4o
A Stanford professor relied on ChatGPT-4o to draft his declaration, which cited two nonexistent sources and misattributed an author's name, and the court struck it.
Minnesota state challenge · MN
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- A Stanford professor on the state's side in the Minnesota challenge was involved.
- He used ChatGPT-4o to help draft a declaration with two nonexistent sources and a misattributed name.
- The court struck the declaration after plaintiffs sought exclusion.
- Minnesota state court in a challenge to the state deepfakes law.
- The page says the state sought a do-over citing excusable neglect.