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Bernard L. Dworsky, retired senior policy adviser in the University of Delaware Institute for Public Administration, director emeritus of the New Castle County Water Resources Agency and a devoted ...

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UK master of the rolls Sir Geoffrey Vos has encouraged the legal profession to embrace artificial intelligence and not be deterred by instances of AI hallucinations, reported the Law Society Gazette.