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Court Case Involves Hidden Text Intended for AI Review

A Connecticut judge has identified a case where a plaintiff attempted to use hidden text in court filings that could only be read by artificial intelligence. The judge stated that while the hidden text did not influence the case's outcome, it raises concerns about potential future misuse of AI in legal proceedings.

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A Connecticut judge has identified a case where a plaintiff attempted to use hidden text in court filings that could only be read by artificial intelligence. The judge stated that while the hidden text did not influence the case's outcome, it raises concerns about potential future misuse of AI in legal proceedings.

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Suspecting court of using AI, man injected prompts in filings to try to win case

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Court Case Involves Hidden Text Intended for AI Review