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Expert Witness Used ChatGPT for Report in Houston Explosion Lawsuit

An expert witness in a lawsuit related to a deadly explosion in Houston used ChatGPT to assist in writing his report, claiming 3M was not at fault. The use of AI in the case has raised questions about the integrity of expert testimony, as the witness's prompts indicated a bias toward defending the company. The explosion, which occurred in January 2020, resulted in three deaths and extensive property damage.

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An expert witness in a lawsuit related to a deadly explosion in Houston used ChatGPT to assist in writing his report, claiming 3M was not at fault. The use of AI in the case has raised questions about the integrity of expert testimony, as the witness's prompts indicated a bias toward defending the company. The explosion, which occurred in January 2020, resulted in three deaths and extensive property damage.

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‘Show How 3M Is 0% at Fault:’ Expert Witness Used ChatGPT to Write Report Defending Company in Deadly Explosion Lawsuit

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Expert Witness Used ChatGPT for Report in Houston Explosion Lawsuit