Judgments that do not exist turned up in the appellants’ compilation, and the Supreme Court Flags AI-Generated Fake Judgments even as it upholds the admission of insolvency proceedings against two companies that run hotels in Bengaluru and Pune.
New Delhi: Dismissing the appeals of Deepak Raheja and another against the admission of insolvency proceedings, the Supreme Court has described as an “undesirable incident” the filing of a compilation of judgments that was found to contain AI-generated judgments that do not exist, and has allowed the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) to go ahead against both companies [Deepak Raheja and Another v. Omkara Assets Reconstruction Private Ltd. and…