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The Defense Department is making another push to slim its civilian workforce, this time by directing managers to fire employees for “unacceptable performance” while continuing to encourage civilians ...

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Hallucinations from AI in court documents are infuriating judges. Experts predict that the problem’s only going to get worse. It’s been quite a couple weeks for stories about AI in the courtroom. You ...