Florida lawyer hit with 'AI slop' sanction probe fights back, auditing 237 citations
MatthewChang · x · 2026-10-01
The Florida lawyer ordered to explain — without using AI — why her filings didn't look like 'AI slop' has pushed back hard, arguing 'AI slop' isn't a legal standard and that her legal judgment was her own. A full audit of roughly 237 citation instances found only two errors: an outdated rule subsection and one quotation. Commentator MatthewChang argues professional jobs like lawyers, engineers and doctors will only strengthen with AI.
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