
ChatGPT fabricates trial testimony, leading to $5,000 lawyer fine
A lawyer relied on ChatGPT to summarize trial transcripts, resulting in fabricated witnesses, a $5,000 court fine, and referral to a disciplinary board.
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Alex Silva is a full-stack developer and AI automation specialist based in São Paulo, Brazil. He designs autonomous agents, intelligent data pipelines, and modern architectures with React and TypeScript. Backed by solid experience running digital operations and end-to-end e-commerce, he builds applied AI solutions that solve real business and engineering challenges without hype. At Zenteck, he writes about the tools and workflows he actually tests in production.

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