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Increasing Use of Ai in Canadian Courts Risks - Canada French
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TORONTO — Previously, if a client, accustomed to short e-mails, suddenly sent a long legal note-like message, Ron Shulman suspected that he had received help from a family member or spouse. Now, this family lawyer in Toronto asks his clients if they used artificial intelligence. And most of the time, he says, the answer is yes. Almost every week, his firm receives messages written or generated by AI, a change that Mr. Shulman said he had seen in…
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