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The story highlights that AI-generated complaints are often long, inaccurate, and filled with made-up legal language. This creates significant backlogs for councils, schools, and police. Caseworkers are spending more time sifting through these unhelpful complaints, which means genuine cases take longer to be addressed, adding pressure to already stretched public services.
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