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Cuestionario sobre las órdenes permanentes de los jueces sobre la IA en los documentos judiciales

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Which 2023 case, in which lawyers cited decisions that ChatGPT had invented, set off the spread of AI standing orders?

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  1. Which 2023 case, in which lawyers cited decisions that ChatGPT had invented, set off the spread of AI standing orders?
    • Loper Bright v. Raimondo
    • Mata contra Avianca
    • Thaler v. Perlmutter
    • Moffatt v. Air Canada
  2. What did Judge Brantley Starr's 2023 order in the Northern District of Texas require attorneys to file?
    • A list of every software program used in the office
    • A fee to cover the court's AI detection costs
    • A copy of the full chat log with the AI tool
    • A certificate stating that no generative AI was used, or that a human checked any AI-drafted language
  3. Why did critics say Judge Michael Baylson's June 2023 order was too broad?
    • It covered any use of AI, which could include ordinary research tools
    • It applied only to self-represented litigants
    • It banned lawyers from using computers
    • It required lawyers to register with a federal agency
  4. Why have some courts decided AI-specific rules are unnecessary?
    • AI tools cannot be used to draft legal documents
    • Only appellate courts can regulate filings
    • Existing rules such as Rule 11 already make signers responsible for accurate legal contentions
    • Congress has passed a national AI filing statute
  5. What did the Fifth Circuit do with its proposed AI certification rule?
    • Adopted it nationwide for all federal courts
    • Considered it and declined to adopt it in 2024
    • Made it apply only to criminal cases
    • Replaced it with an outright ban on AI
  6. What do confidentiality-focused AI orders mainly warn filers against?
    • Entering sealed or protected material into public AI tools
    • Using spell-check on briefs
    • Filing documents electronically
    • Citing unpublished opinions
  7. Before filing in an unfamiliar court, where should a lawyer look for AI requirements?
    • Only the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
    • A national AI filing registry
    • The AI vendor's terms of service
    • The judge's individual practices, the local rules and any case-specific orders
  8. In the verification protocol this guide describes, which step confirms that a cited case is still good law?
    • Asking the same AI tool whether the case exists
    • Checking that the case name sounds plausible
    • Running the case through a citator such as KeyCite or Shepard's
    • Searching for the case on social media