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The ChatGPT-written petition that earned a fine from the TSE

A lawyer filed a petition written with ChatGPT at the TSE and was fined for bad-faith litigation.

Profession
Lawyer
Tools
ChatGPT
Source
migalhas.com.br ↗
Country
🇧🇷 Brazil
Report date
April 19, 2023
Verified on
October 24, 2026
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What they did

A lawyer asked to join a case at the TSE as amicus curiae using a text generated with ChatGPT, written as a "fable," as a protest against the courts' use of AI.

How it went

The inspector general imposed a fine of R$ 2,604 for bad-faith litigation.

Good to know

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The prompt

Review this draft petition [paste text without the parties' data] and point out: unsupported claims, citations I need to verify at the official source, and passages that might come across as procedural bad faith.

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