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Rule 3.3 Doesn't Care That a Chatbot Helped You "Paraphrase" a Quote
Rule 3.3 doesn't care that a chatbot helped you write the brief
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Three people died in a gas explosion at a 3M plant in Houston. To defend the company, an expert witness charged $475 an hour and used a meaningful share of that time prompting ChatGPT.
The deeper failure is structural: nobody had a policy for this. No verification step existed before AI-generated analysis became sworn testimony
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She asked ChatGPT if her lawyer had gaslighted her. It agreed.
It’s that AI can be wrong in a way that feels like validation, which is exactly the condition under which people stop checking.