A new requirement is in place for court filings. Attorneys and individuals representing themselves must disclose if artificial intelligence was used to prepare or review filings. They must also certify that citations are accurate.

This change follows a notable case where an assistant district attorney used artificial intelligence to draft documents. The case involved a conviction for murder after a traffic accident.

Further details about the case and the new requirement are available from the source, including a report by Channel 2 Action News.