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Draft written submissions from the evidence table with A general chatbot like ChatGPT, Fair Work Commission.
The stored note says this applies from 20 October 2026. That date has not been reached.
Draft written submissions from the evidence table requires verification against the underlying sources. The lawyer checks accuracy, meaning and omissions before relying on the work.
The matched instrument is Guidance note on generative AI in Commission cases, published with the page “Using AI to help you with your case” (Fair Work Commission).
This note also sets rules for other documents. Open it before you rely on a different document.
If generative AI is used to create, write, edit or otherwise prepare an application, submission, witness statement or any other document in a Fair Work Commission matter, the Commission’s page says the person must tell the Commission that it was used and how, check the document so that the information is accurate, relevant and supported by real evidence and legal authorities, and state in the document that those checks were done.
Court note
Legal practitioners and other professional representatives must include hyperlinks to any case law referred to in documents prepared using generative AI.
Court note
Check the document yourself.
Court note
Personal information and confidential case information must not be entered into public generative tools.
Court note
Do not put personal information or confidential case information into a public tool.
Court note
A general chatbot like ChatGPT is not a named catalogue product. This check has no record of a closed environment, an Australian hosting region, or a training setting for it.
This check
If generative AI is used to create, write, edit or otherwise prepare an application, submission, witness statement or any other document in a Fair Work Commission matter, the Commission’s page says the person must tell the Commission that it was used and how, check the document so that the information is accurate, relevant and supported by real evidence and legal authorities, and state in the document that those checks were done.
Court note
State in the document that the check was done.
Court note
Guidance note on generative AI in Commission cases, published with the page “Using AI to help you with your case”. Fair Work Commission. The stored note says this applies from 20 October 2026. That date has not been reached.
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