The City of Tulsa Municipal Court Rules 2024, Rule 25. "Generative AI"

Proposed 2024-04-01 | Enacted 2024-04-01 | Official source

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Require parties using generative AI for court documents to disclose its use and name the specific tool. Include examples like ChatGPT, Bing AI, or Google Bard. Ensure compliance with existing filing standards under 12 O.S. §2011.

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Any attorney, pro se defendant, victim or other party using a generative AI tool in the preparation or drafting of a document filed with the Municipal Criminal Court must disclose in that filing that generative AI was used. Additionally, the name of the specific generative AI tool that was used must be stated. Generative AI shall include, but shall not be limited to, ChatGPT, Bing AI, or Google Bard. All filers should note that 12 O.S. §2011 continues to apply to all filings presented to the Municipal Criminal Court. Accordingly, the Municipal Criminal Court will continue to construe all such filings, as certified by the person signing the filed document, to be in compliance with 12 O.S. §2011(B)(2).