BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//swoogo.com//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.41.90// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN UID:63383338-3435-4330-a463-376561316231 BEGIN:VEVENT UID:b0354b6d7b1841d8774a13cdd0f34a22370c84a7@swoogo.com DTSTAMP:20260307T173743Z DESCRIPTION:GenAI hallucinations are a pervasive and pressing issue in lega l practice\, and\, will not go away anytime soon. Even if you believe that your attorneys are not at risk of falling prey to a foolhardy reliance on AI-generated content\, you must keep current on the best practices for id entifying hallucinations in opposing sides’ briefs. Not all cite check too ls in the major legal research platforms can clearly alert researchers to potential hallucinations. This program will address the limitations of the more popular tools\, how the newer tools successfully catch hallucination s\, and how we should be teaching law students and attorneys to critically review the research of others (and their own) as an essential skill in th e practice of law.\n\nLearning Objectives:\n\n * Identify the trends in cas e law hallucinations and why these keep happening.\n * Gain a firm grasp o f the tools in the current legal research platforms that can accurately id entify hallucinations\, and those that fall short.\n * Learn best practice s for cite-checking in the era of hallucinations – an “old” task faced wit h new challenges. DTSTART:20250324T173000Z DTEND:20250324T183000Z LAST-MODIFIED:20260307T173743Z LOCATION:Sutton South SEQUENCE:0 STATUS:CONFIRMED SUMMARY:Do My Eyes Deceive Me? GenAI Hallucinations in Legal Research Citat ion Tools TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

GenAI hallucinations are a pervasive and pr essing issue in legal practice\, and\, will not go away anytime soon. Even if you believe that your attorneys are not at risk of falling prey to a f oolhardy reliance on AI-generated content\, you must keep current on the b est practices for identifying hallucinations in opposing sides’ briefs. No t all cite check tools in the major legal research platforms can clearly a lert researchers to potential hallucinations. This program will address th e limitations of the more popular tools\, how the newer tools successfully catch hallucinations\, and how we should be teaching law students and att orneys to critically review the research of others (and their own) as an e ssential skill in the practice of law.

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\n\n BEGIN:VALARM UID:34343164-3331-4963-b237-636338653032 ACTION:DISPLAY DESCRIPTION:GenAI hallucinations are a pervasive and pressing issue in lega l practice\, and\, will not go away anytime soon. Even if you believe that your attorneys are not at risk of falling prey to a foolhardy reliance on AI-generated content\, you must keep current on the best practices for id entifying hallucinations in opposing sides’ briefs. Not all cite check too ls in the major legal research platforms can clearly alert researchers to potential hallucinations. This program will address the limitations of the more popular tools\, how the newer tools successfully catch hallucination s\, and how we should be teaching law students and attorneys to critically review the research of others (and their own) as an essential skill in th e practice of law.\n\nLearning Objectives:\n\n * Identify the trends in cas e law hallucinations and why these keep happening.\n * Gain a firm grasp o f the tools in the current legal research platforms that can accurately id entify hallucinations\, and those that fall short.\n * Learn best practice s for cite-checking in the era of hallucinations – an “old” task faced wit h new challenges. TRIGGER:-PT15M END:VALARM END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR