Tasmania's Justice Department to review AI use in parole board decisions
In short:
Tasmania's Justice Department says it will review the extent to which artificial intelligence may have been used to inform past Tasmanian parole board decisions.
It comes after revelations the parole board relied on a document in the case of Susan Neill-Fraser that cited case law that was "fictitious" and likely "AI hallucinations".
What's next?
Barrister Greg Barns SC says anyone involved in generating the fake case law used in Neill-Fraser's case should resign or be sacked.
