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'AI hallucinations' scuttle parole board's gag order on convicted murderer

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Tasmania's parole board has failed in a bid to keep in place a ban on a convicted murderer speaking to the media because its argument in the Supreme Court cited case law that was "hallucinated" by AI.

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