People are deceiving the justice system with AI
But just as there are advantages, there are also pitfalls. A labor court in northern Brazil recently faced a lawsuit from an individual who had been employed fraudulently for three years. It seemed like a typical and uneventful case.
- ▪But just as there are advantages, there are also pitfalls.
- ▪A labor court in northern Brazil recently faced a lawsuit from an individual who had been employed fraudulently for three years.
- ▪It seemed like a typical and uneventful case.
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artificial intelligenceHow people are deceiving the justice system with AI: ‘It’s an invisible fraud’ A handful of cases in Brazil reveal how lawyers are trying to influence judges’ decisions through technical manipulation A cybercrime trial in Hamburg, Germany in January.Morris MacMatzen (Getty Images)Jordi Pérez ColoméMadrid - Jul 25, 2026 - 06:00CESTShare on WhatsappShare on FacebookShare on TwitterDesplegar Redes SocialesPrefer EL PAÍS on GoogleCompartir:WhatsappFacebookTwitterBlueskyLinkedinCopy linkThe rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in countless sectors is unstoppable. But just as there are advantages, there are also pitfalls. A labor court in northern Brazil recently faced a lawsuit from an individual who had been employed fraudulently for three years.
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