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Check an expert report’s assumptions and AI disclosure with A general chatbot like ChatGPT, Supreme Court of Tasmania.
Check an expert report’s assumptions and AI disclosure requires close supervision. The lawyer checks the complete work to be relied on, resolves uncertainties and approves its use.
The matched instrument is No dedicated court AI protocol was listed for Tasmania on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026 (Supreme Court of Tasmania).
Check the Court’s site and the Tasmanian legislation register.
Court note
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Court note
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Court note
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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
No stored sentence in the matched instrument states a disclosure duty for this task. Open the instrument before you assume there is none.
No dedicated court AI protocol was listed for Tasmania on the Law Society of New South Wales index as at 14 May 2026. Supreme Court of Tasmania. The stored note does not give a commencement date. Confirm it on the instrument.
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