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New Mexico court fines Stephen Aarons $5,000 over AI-assisted brief
Stephen Aarons was fined $5,000 after an AI-assisted brief included fabricated witnesses. The New Mexico court also ordered new counsel.
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Two Anthropic Researchers Reportedly Resign
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OpenAI’s reported AI slowdown question collides with antitrust law
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RTX 50 Prices Climb Far Above MSRP
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Xbox becomes PHYSINT’s announced publisher after PlayStation steps away
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Meta Muse acts for you—but trust comes first
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