The article discusses the dangers of relying on artificial intelligence (AI) in judicial processes, citing the Supreme Court of India’s strong stance against such practices.
It references a case where the National Company Law Tribunal used AI-generated false legal citations, raising concerns about the implications for justice.
The Supreme Court likens the misuse of AI in judicial decisions to the Bhopal gas tragedy, emphasizing it as invisible, insidious, and potentially catastrophic.
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