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AI and fake citation used in Tasmanian murderer’s parole decision

The Guardian
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Tasmania's justice department is reviewing the use of AI in parole decisions after the Parole Board relied on an AI-assisted document citing fake case law to impose invalid conditions on murderer Susan Neill-Fraser's parole. The Supreme Court ruled the parole condition invalid due to procedural unfairness, prompting legal and governmental scrutiny.

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