Incidents gathered from public reporting around the world. Each one links to the articles it came from. None of it is a finding that anyone broke the law.
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133 incidents closest to “Clinical Notes” · matched on meaning · public reporting
Attorney H. Gregory Harp was sanctioned with a public reprimand, disqualification from the case, a six-month court suspension, and a bar referral for filing AI-hallucinated legal citations and deleting evidence.
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The AI-generated fictitious case citations misled the court and caused opposing counsel to incur attorney's fees.
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The AI system generated a non-existent insolvency rule that was submitted to the court, misleading the court.
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The AI generated non-existent court case citations that were presented to the High Court, misleading the judge and opposing counsel.
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The AI generated a court filing containing non-existent legal cases, misleading the court and opposing counsel.
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The AI system generated fake legal precedents that were included in a lawyer's court filing, misleading the court and opposing party.
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AI-generated false legal citations were submitted to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal, misleading the tribunal and the regulator.
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AI transcription tools used by social workers in English and Scottish councils have been found to produce inaccurate transcripts and summaries, including false indications of suicidal ideation and 'gibberish' notes. The errors, identified in a study by the Ada Lovelace Institute, could lead to incorrect decisions about children's care. The tools, including Magic Notes and Microsoft Copilot, are used to save time but lack adequate oversight.
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A 60-year-old man was hospitalized after following ChatGPT's advice to remove salt from his diet, replacing it with sodium bromide sourced online. He developed bromide toxicity, leading to severe neuropsychiatric symptoms and dermatological issues. The case report, published in the American College of Physicians Journals, highlights the dangers of AI-generated health advice. The man was treated with fluids and electrolytes and later admitted to the inpatient psychiatry unit.
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The system exposed sensitive personal files of individuals who used chatbots built by WotNot's customers.
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The chatbot system exposed sensitive personal files of individuals who interacted with it.
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The system recorded and transcribed patient-doctor conversations without patients' informed consent.
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AI system recorded and analyzed calls between a dental company and its patients
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