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In a statement issued on Monday, attorney Michael Cohen acknowledged that he had inadvertently cited fake cases generated by AI in a legal motion. He said he was unaware that the citation was from a computer-generated source and deeply regretted the mistake. He said he has already taken steps to ensure that all citations from any source, including AI, are verified in the future. Cohen said he was committed to upholding the highest standards of legal practice in all of his work and expressed regret that this incident had taken place.
