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A tool isn't measured by how often it's right. It's measured by what it costs to check.
The duty to verify is already written into the rules, and already being sanctioned. What no one explains is how you fulfill it without losing the time the tool promised to save you. That cost isn't set by your discipline: it's set by the architecture.
Nobody gets sanctioned for using artificial intelligence. They get sanctioned for signing what they didn't read.
A lawyer filed 38,477 briefs in one weekend, and civil court judges asked to ban AI from the courts. The question left for you isn't whether you can use it. It's what you're signing when you do.
It didn't forget your case file. It never read the whole thing.
You paid for the subscription, uploaded the case file, and the tool failed you in three different ways. None of the three was a glitch: all three are the same limit.
"Artificial intelligence" doesn't name a technology. It names a promise.
You're going to get sold "artificial intelligence" this year. Three words are enough to evaluate the pitch, and to know what you're signing when you sign.