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"Predictive Coding". You don't need AI. You just need collusion between law firms i.e. to write a program, and then agree, that whatever it interprets, is the
by paulgrant999 8y ago
"Predictive Coding".
You don't need AI.
You just need collusion between law firms i.e. to write a program, and then agree, that whatever it interprets, is the way it will be semantically enforced in court.
To be clear: the study of law is bullshit; so why not take advantage of it, and simply agree, that computer generated bullshit, is what determines it...
... of course while still retaining high rates and billable hours for "attorney review" (for billable hours/padding).
- paulgrant999 8y agoand once you get the Courts ok'ing it, then why do you even need lawyers or courts? If no-one is going to look at the actual evidence/agreements/law....
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