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- US courts are struggling to keep pace with AI-related cases, including instances where chatbots provided legal counsel, generated evidence, or helped plan a mass shooting, per Bloomberg.
- Phoenix Ikner reportedly typed a quadratic expression into ChatGPT in March 2024, as recounted in Evan Ratliff's Bloomberg investigation.
Why it matters: The legal system is now confronting a new category of cases where AI tools intersected with legal proceedings or criminal planning, with Ikner's documented use of ChatGPT in March 2024 cited as an entry point.
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