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A Tasmania parole board cited non-existent case law in a decision involving convicted murderer Susan Neill-Fraser, and a review of potential artificial intelligence use in parole decisions will be undertaken.
Why it matters: The cited case law did not exist, and the use of AI in parole decisions is now under review.
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