SULLIVAN & CROMWELL BLAMES AI FOR COURT FILING ERRORS
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Elite Wall Street law firm Sullivan & Cromwell apologized to a New York federal judge after admitting that AI hallucinations caused errors in a major case filing. The firm's global restructuring co-head Andrew Dietderich disclosed the mistakes in a letter to Judge Martin Glenn on Saturday.
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