AI Hallucinations in Legal Research: Sanjoy Ghose Emphasises Precision and Verification
Can AI replace legal research? Not without human judgment, verification and precision. Speaking at the EBC-SCC Student Ambassador Conclave, Sanjoy Ghose, Senior
Can AI replace legal research? Not without human judgment, verification and precision. Speaking at the EBC-SCC Student Ambassador Conclave, Sanjoy Ghose, Senior
General counsel, law firm leaders, legal innovators and arbitration practitioners at LegalTechTalk 2026, LIDW 2026, IAC Eurasia Arbitration Week 2026 and Cyprus Arbitration Days 2026 examined the future of the billable hour, exploring how AI is reshaping legal pricing, efficiency, client expectations and the relationship between time and legal value.
Supreme Court held that reliance on non-existent, AI-generated or hallucinated judicial precedents vitiates adjudication, rendering the decision void in law and warranting its setting aside.
Day 3 of IIDW 2026 brought sharp debates on civil courts, constitutional expansion, power asymmetries in litigation, and technology reshaping the judiciary.