Yeah the law firms just haven't caught up yet. But they will.

And when the judges get around to the case in 300 years after all the other ai court cases, we'll be beyond caring about the consequences.

Law firms are cautious about AI tools, they got burned a couple years ago by hallucinated citations.

Citing made-up cases sure looks like lying to the court, which is a punishable offense. Lawyers have been sanctioned, fined, and in one case received a 30-day license suspension.