AIs Hacking the Law

Researchers used large language models to uncover unrecorded vulnerabilities in the German legal system. Rapid discovery of legal exploits threatens to overwhelm traditional court interpretation. Lawmakers may need to harden legislative drafting by deploying artificial intelligence tools themselves.

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