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India's Top Court Voids NCLT Ruling Built on AI-Fabricated Precedents

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India's Supreme Court on July 2, 2026 set aside lower-tribunal rulings that relied on non-existent judicial precedents generated by AI, declaring "zero tolerance" for AI "hallucinations" entering the judicial process. Separately, the Indian government has asked Meta to freeze the India rollout of a planned WhatsApp usernames feature over fraud and impersonation concerns, as regulatory pressure over generative AI and large platforms surfaces in quick succession.

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