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Tenancy Tribunal cracks down on AI-generated claims flooding system

The Tenancy Tribunal is warning applicants they face extra costs and dismissals if they submit careless AI-generated complaints.

Skinny McBuntu

The tenancy dispute-resolution service is being overwhelmed by AI-generated claims from tenants submitting lengthy grievances filled with nonsensical legal language and unrealistic compensation demands. The Tribunal is issuing warnings that applicants using AI carelessly will face additional costs and potential strike-outs of their cases.

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Tenancy Tribunal warns applicants they face extra costs, strike-outs for careless AI use

The tenancy dispute-resolution service is drowning in AI-generated claims because tenants are using it to submit grievances running to hundreds of pages, containing nonsensical legalese and seeking unrealistically large compensation

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