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Why AI "hallucinates" (and how to prevent it from backfiring on you)

The article highlights the risks associated with the use of AI in the legal field, particularly the phenomenon of "hallucination" where AI generates false but credible information. It proposes a four-step method for using AI safely, emphasizing the importance of source verification and the integration of reliable legal analysis tools. Finally, it underscores that firms can gain efficiency while maintaining the necessary rigor through appropriate practices.

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