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AI is flooding Britain's employment courts with lawsuits

Britain's employment courts saw 39 percent more claims in the year through March 2026, many written with ChatGPT or Grok. The backlog jumped 55 percent to 64,000 unresolved cases, with AI-generated filings often running hundreds of pages and citing fabricated laws. The Economist calls it a "tragedy of the commons, AI edition," where workers with real grievances wait longer for justice.<br /> The article AI is flooding Britain's employment courts with lawsuits appeared first on The Decoder. [...]

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