WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - An Oklahoma judge has acknowledged that a ruling he issued contained fictitious citations generated by artificial intelligence, according to state records, adding to a growing number of cases in which judges ​…

A southwestern Oklahoma judge has admitted that he used an artificial intelligence tool to prepare a court order that ended up having citations to two cases that do not exist.

Stephens County Associate District Judge Lawrence Wheeler could …

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) --- A Stephens County judge admitted to state investigators he cited at least two cases in a court order that do not exist---cases he says he found through ChatGPT.

The incident goes back to November, when Stephens Coun…