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flag Canadian courts debate AI's role, after a lawyer used AI to create fake case law citations.

flag Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more common in Canadian courtrooms, but its use has sparked debates over fairness, bias, and transparency. flag An incident in British Columbia revealed that a lawyer used ChatGPT to create fake case law citations, highlighting the need for clear guidelines and verification processes. flag Courts and law societies vary in their rules, with some requiring human verification of AI-generated content. flag The Canadian Bar Association advises lawyers to use AI responsibly, disclosing its use and ensuring it complements, rather than replaces, human judgment. flag Experts warn that while AI can enhance legal efficiency, its integration must be cautious to uphold judicial integrity.

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