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Fifth Circuit slams AI rulings in school diversity policy case

Citing errors that appeared to be the result of AI hallucinations, the appeals panel overturned a Mississippi federal judge's preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of a state law banning DEI at public schools and universities.

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