But keep in mind, they are citing the dumbest case that doesn't matter as justification to disrupt other people's cases. It's absurd.

I don't see them doing that. From the article summary:

> From October 20, applicants to the Fair Work Commission will need to disclose AI use, while a template to help AI-dependent litigants has been implemented.

That sounds very fair to me. I wouldn't categorize that as disruption to other people's cases.

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