Sullivan & Cromwell Apologises for AI-Generated Errors in Bankruptcy Case

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 21

Sullivan & Cromwell has apologized to a bankruptcy judge for submitting a court motion containing AI-generated errors.
The firm acknowledged that inaccurate citations appeared in an emergency motion during the Prince Global Holdings bankruptcy case.
The incident highlights growing concerns about the reliability of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings.

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