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Court filing: Anthropic apologizes for one of its expert witnesses citing an article hallucinated by Claude in the company's legal battle with music publishers

A lawyer representing Anthropic admitted to using an erroneous citation created by the company's Claude AI chatbot …

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  • @tcarmody Tim Carmody on bluesky
    You are responsible for anything you use an AI to do.  And you are unusually EXTRA responsible for this when you do it in legal testimony.  This is just really stupid.  [embedded post]
  • @cameronwilson Cameron Wilson on bluesky
    incredible: a lawyer acting for one of the world's biggest AI companies, Anthropic, had to apologise to a US court because they had cited an AI hallucination in their submission.  —  techcrunch.com/2025/...  [image]
  • @quinnypig.com Corey Quinn on bluesky
    “Win or lose this case, we must be painfully on-brand” was certainly an interesting (presumed) instruction to outside counsel.  [embedded post]
  • @paleofuture Matt Novak on bluesky
    “Anthropic's lawyers explain that their ‘manual citation check’ did not catch it, nor several other errors that were caused by Claude's hallucinations.”  [embedded post]