Tenancy Tribunal issues AI guidelines as hallucinations skew compensation claims
The Tenancy Tribunal has released new guidelines to address concerns that AI-generated content is giving tenants unrealistic expectations about compensation amounts.
The Tenancy Tribunal has issued fresh guidelines addressing artificial intelligence use in cases brought before it. The move comes amid concerns that AI hallucinations and unnecessary verbose content are leading tenants to develop unrealistic views about what compensation they might receive. The tribunal is attempting to curb the impact of AI-generated submissions that contain inaccurate information or inflated expectations.
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Tenancy Tribunal issues new artificial intelligence guidelines amid concerns over ‘cases with AI slop’
AI hallucination and bloat is giving tenants unrealistic expectations about compensation.