Delaware Law Firm Seeks to Avoid Punishment for Its AI Gaffes - Bloomberg Law News
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One of Delawareâs oldest and largest law firms on Wednesday asked the Chancery Court not to sanction it for submitting filings that contained generative AI-produced hallucinations.
Richard Rollo, a director at Richards, Layton & Finger PA, and the firmâs president, Paul Heath, apologized in affidavits for burdening the court with fabrications in a Jan. 22 brief, and for a follow-up filing that failed to fully correct the errors.
âI regret the negative impression that I have made,â Rollo said. âWhile I used a GenAI tool, I had in place a human-centric process (starting with me) that should ...
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