Study finds pro se lawsuits doubled in US federal courts since ChatGPT's rise, with 20% of filings containing AI-generated text
A new study from MIT and the University of Southern California shows that lawsuits filed without a lawyer at US federal courts have nearly doubled since ChatGPT went mainstream. One in five…
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