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Top law firm Sullivan & Cromwell told a US federal bankruptcy court that a major filing it made in a high-profile case contained multiple AI hallucinations

Firm whose partners bill more than $2,000 per hour apologises to judge for software-driven errors in bankruptcy case

Financial Times

Discussion

  • Stephen Foley Stephen Foley on linkedin
    Words that Sullivan & Cromwell had quoted in its motion “do not appear in chapter 15 of the US Bankruptcy Code”, opposing counsel pointed out …
  • @markriedl Mark Riedl on bluesky
    I want to be paid $2,000 per hour to hallucinate www.ft.com/content/657d...
  • r/Lawyertalk r on reddit
    Sullivan & Cromwell Apology Letter for AI Hallucinations (April 18, 2026)
  • r/BetterOffline r on reddit
    Elite law firm Sullivan & Cromwell admits to AI ‘hallucinations’
  • r/law r on reddit
    Elite law firm Sullivan & Cromwell admits to AI ‘hallucinations’
  • r/neoliberal r on reddit
    Elite law firm Sullivan & Cromwell admits to AI “hallucinations”
  • r/nyc r on reddit
    A.I. ‘Hallucinations’ Created Errors in Court Filing, Top Law Firm Says
  • Gregory Mostyn Gregory Mostyn on linkedin
    Hallucinated case law is becoming something of an epidemic.  —  There was a Benedict Evans post recently where he said that anyone who claims to have solved the AI accuracy problem is lying to you. …
  • @mbkplus Mike Boylan-Kolchin on bluesky
    There's a lot of talk about how people will need to retrain to be able to use AI, but my sense is in many fields, there will be a premium on being able to demonstrate true mastery (or even competence), and that will largely be done through oral communication.