User discusses AI evidence submission, legal consequences

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-07-28 21:49

A user on Mastodon is discussing the implications of AI, specifically referencing a situation where evidence was sent. The user, identified as @ChrisMayLA6, believes the situation is congruent rather than analogous and suggests there should be significant financial and potential criminal consequences for the individual who submitted the evidence. The user also mentions that a statement of truth was likely made and signed by a natural person. AI

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User discusses AI evidence submission, legal consequences

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@ ChrisMayLA6 It isn't analogous. It is congruent. That should be expensive, as well as the criminal or contempt consequences to whoever sent the evidence. AIUI

@ ChrisMayLA6 It isn't analogous. It is congruent. That should be expensive, as well as the criminal or contempt consequences to whoever sent the evidence. AIUI there will have been a statement of truth, and some natural person signed it. # HomeOffice # AI # contempt

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@ ChrisMayLA6 It isn't analogous. It is congruent. That should be expensive, as well as the criminal or contempt consequences to whoever sent the evidence. AIUI

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