A Lawyer Built 'Catch the AI', a Game Where You Spot Errors Planted in AI Judgment Summaries
siddiboyz · reddit · 2026-11-07
A lawyer and indie developer built Catch the AI: the game shows an AI summary of a real court judgment with a few deliberately planted mistakes — e.g., a holding stated too broadly, or a rejected point reported as accepted. A catch only counts when you highlight the exact words in the judgment that prove the summary line wrong.
It's part of his product May or Shall, built on the idea that human judgment comes first and AI drafting follows. He invites players to share how many errors they caught and which were hardest.
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