I have some practical advice for lawyers going forward on how to avoid the hot-water pitfalls now overwhelming the fellow who is before U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel of the Southern District of New York.
Steven Schwartz’s use of artificial intelligence’s research shortcut-stepchild ChatGPT as a tool has certainly backfired. He would have done better to heed an old-fashioned admonition: Do your own real hard work and don’t foolishly rely on artificial fads.
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