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Supreme Court Warns Against AI-Generated Legal Verdicts

Shradha Magar

DW Pulse Correspondent

PUBLISHED 6 Mar 2026, 10:52 AM IST

READ TIME 1 min read

The Supreme Court issued a landmark warning against “hallucinated” AI-generated verdicts, emphasizing that relying on non-existent legal precedents is a form of judicial misconduct.