Judge flags first US attempt to hide AI-only text in court filing
A Connecticut judge has identified what appears to be the first US case of a plaintiff hiding text in court filings that only artificial intelligence systems could read, in an attempt to influence the outcome of a case.
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I replied with my full legal name, Sean Joseph Byrne, uploaded my driver’s license, and pointed out the address on the government record they appeared to be matching me against. I’ve never lived at
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