A Minnesota lawyer has been given a 30-day suspension after it came to light that he cited nonexistent cases due to an artificial intelligence error while attempting to win a civil case. Faisal S. Ahmed cited Anderson v. City of Biwabik in a 2025 legal memorandum that he filed in Hennepin County Court and cited […]
More Minnesota Police Departments Turning To AI For Report Generation
Another police department has agreed to a contract with Axon Enterprise to allow AI software to draft police reports using body camera footage and audio. This time it’s the Cloquet Police Department who are handing much of the police report generation duties over to artificial intelligence. The Cloquet City Council voted 5-1 to approve the […]
St. Paul Police Issue Guidelines On Departmental AI Use
Artificial intelligence has been a hot topic lately, and we recently talked about some of the problems it’s causing in the legal world when people over-rely on the technology. Many legal professionals understand that AI can be a helpful tool, but it’s not a perfect science and there need to be checks and balances in […]
A Case Against Artificial Intelligence In The Courtroom
We’ve talked about artificial intelligence and it’s role in different industries at length on this blog, and we admit that we are both cautious and optimistic about how AI may change many jobs and processes. However, we think it’s clear that AI is not yet ready to be trusted to completely take over some roles, […]
Should Law Enforcement Be Using AI For Police Reports?
According to an investigative report from KSTP 5 INVESTIGATES, some police departments across the Twin Cities metro area are using artificial intelligence software to create incident reports for police, which begs the question if AI should be trusted to accurately create reports that could be used to convict an individual. 5 INVESTIGATES used a public […]
