Incident 615: Colorado Lawyer Filed a Motion Citing Hallucinated ChatGPT Cases
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - Colorado Springs attorney Zachariah Crabill thought he was filing a motion with cited cases that would favor his client’s argument, only to find out many of the cases were made up by Artificial Intelligence …
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Zachariah Crabill was two years out of law school, burned out and nervous, when his bosses added another case to his workload this May. He toiled for hours writing a motion until he had an idea: Maybe ChatGPT could help?
Within seconds, the…
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Thinking about using OpenAI's ChatGPT on the job? Be careful about false information — or risk getting fired.
This summer, Zachariah Crabill, a 29-year-old lawyer who previously worked at Baker Law Group, was fired after he used ChatGPT at …
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A Colorado lawyer has been suspended for a year for using an AI chatbot to draft a legal document.
A judge ordered Zachariah Crabill to a one year and one day suspension after Crabill allegedly "cited case law that he found through the arti…
