
Defense lawyer Stephen Aarons submitted a brief with fake facts and made-up police testimony in a murder appeal, using ChatGPT to generate the content.
Aarons was held in contempt and fined $5,000 by the New Mexico Supreme Court for using false testimony from wholly fabricated witnesses.
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The use of AI-generated false testimony raises concerns about the integrity of the legal system
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