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TechLaw10: AI Lies & Legal Truths: The Hallucination Debate

TechLaw10: AI Lies & Legal Truths: The Hallucination Debate

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 In this film, Punter Southall Law's Jonathan Armstrong discusses AI hallucinations & errors with Eric Sinrod, California professor and attorney at Duane Morris LLP. This is episode 294 in the popular TechLaw10 series. You can listen to earlier podcasts here. Jonathan & Eric start by discussing recent conference panels on AI and concerns from judges on those panels that AI-generated hallucinations have appeared in court judgments. Jonathan talks about the elements of the EU AI Act, which are already in force, including mandatory AI literacy programs. He talks of the fact that there are now more than 487 recorded cases of hallucinations in court, including countries like Tanzania, Trinidad & Tobago & Zimbabwe. Eric & Jonathan also talk about: Italy's new AI Act News from Korea on AI hallucinations AI harm in medicine & dentistry The issues with the unauthorised practice of law The issues with AI training data & its provenance How new search engine techniques increase risk How US courts work How law school teaching is changing with AI Why AI bans don't work There are FAQs on the EU AI Act here. A glossary of AI terms is also available here. There's also a summary of Italy's new AI law here. Our previous podcast on AI literacy is here. Jonathan talks briefly about his work on the NYSBA AI Task Force. Details can be found here. The Damien Charlotin database, which Jonathan discusses, can be found here. Eric Sinrod's details can be found here, and Jonathan Armstrong's details are available here. The TechLaw10 LinkedIn group is here.
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