Stanford University misinformation expert admits using AI to fake court citations
A Stanford University misinformation expert has admitted using artificial intelligence to draft a court document that contained multiple fabricated citations about AI. Jeff Hancock, a professor at Stanford, submitted the document in a case involving a Minnesota law that makes it illegal to use AI to mislead voters ahead of elections.
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Jeff Hancock, an expert on AI and misinformation, has been accused of fabricating an expert declaration by citing a study that was allegedly made up by AI.
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