In the US, a man came to court with Shi-Advok-as the judge reacted

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< P > Shi Advocacy in Court (Video):

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< p > Jerome Devald & mdash; A 74-year-old man standing for & nbsp; a startup that & laquo; revolutionize legal self-representation with artificial intelligence & raquo ;, & mdash; During the hearing of the labor dispute on March 26, he was read for not informing the judges that he artificially generated a person who represented his oral arguments. Although the court allowed Dewald to submit a video for his case, Judge Sally Manzanet-Deniels was confused when an unknown speaker appeared on the screen that was clearly not a dewald.

~ < blockquote >& laquo; wait & raquo ;, & mdash; She said Manzanet-Deniels, interrupting the video after the avatar barely finished his first sentence. & laquo; this is a lawyer in the case ? & raquo; < blockquote > & laquo; I generated it. This is not a real person & raquo ;, & mdash; Devald answered. < p > Devald said that the avatar & mdash; & laquo; big, beautiful guy & raquo; named Jim & mdash; He was one of the options provided by Tavus, which is engaged in the creation of avatars with artificial intelligence. Dewald says the video was provided because of the difficulties he experienced with the deployed speeches but in the courtroom did not know that the contents of the video were artificially generated.

< blockquote > & laquo; it would be good to know that when you applied. You didn't tell me that sir, I do not love when I am misleading. You are not going to use this court hall as a starting ground for your business & raquo ;, & mdash; She said Manzanet-Deniels, responding to Destald's confession. < P > This is the last of several mistakes that people have happened when people tried to mix legal processes with & nbsp; artificial intelligence technology. In 2023, two lawyers and a law firm were fined for filing a fictitious legal study invented Chatgpt. In February, Donotpay, & laquo; work-lawyer & raquo;, also obliged to pay the FTC $ 193,000 because it advertised that its Shi lawyer was not inferior to the quality of a true lawyer.