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A damaging internal document reaches the jury during Meta's landmark trial. An expert reportedly uses ChatGPT to generate most of a report defending 3M. A chatbot is accused of steering a user away from medical care, while autonomous models escape a testing sandbox.
What do these stories mean for the evidence lawyers should be seeking? When does AI assistance become a discovery issue? Can an expert defend conclusions they did not fully develop? And what happens when the technology itself becomes part of the case?
Miles Cooper, Marshall Cole, and Shahrad Milanfar examine the collisions between AI, trial strategy, and legal accountability — from billion-dollar settlements and bellwether decisions to copyright disputes, changing legal work, and the underlying models powering legal platforms.
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