Craig Wright ordered to pay $290,000 in legal costs over improper AI usage
Craig Wright has been ordered to pay $290,000 in legal costs for his AI-based appeal that “significantly” risked misleading court.
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Craig Wright COPA appeal rejected by UK court as meritless
Craig Wright’s appeal in its case against COPA was “totally without merit” and contained “multiple falsehoods,” a judge ruled.
COPA says Craig Wright used ChatGPT to write court submissions
Craig Wright’s claim apparently also includes 16 links to various articles cited as evidence that are broken or made up.
Craig Wright says autism and Christmas plans should keep him out of court
Craig Wright claims that if he’s forced to sit in a courtroom as COPA demands, he “might have a meltdown” and may not be “cognitively able.”
Craig Wright’s new X account still makes it clear he’s not Satoshi
Craig Wright’s main X account is no longer in use and users have been told to follow his new profile for “blockchain and Bitcoin information.”
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