A plaintiff hid invisible AI instructions in court filings and was caught
A self-represented plaintiff in Connecticut hid invisible AI instructions in his filings as 3-point white text on white. The judge noticed the unusual whitespace.
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A self-represented plaintiff in Connecticut hid invisible AI instructions in his filings as 3-point white text on white. The judge noticed the unusual whitespace.
A Connecticut plaintiff tried to tilt his case by embedding hidden commands in court filings, invisible to humans but readable by AI. Judge Walter Spader Jr. called the attempt 'dangerous' and revoked the plaintiff's e-filing privileges.