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Laws are very open to interpretation by a judge. Basically any adjective, unless defined elsewhere in the law text, is open to be interpreted. Judges use thick
by zelphirkalt 4y ago
Laws are very open to interpretation by a judge. Basically any adjective, unless defined elsewhere in the law text, is open to be interpreted. Judges use thick books of example cases from the past. I think it will take a long time before their skills of interpretation of the law and considering past example cases can be replaced.
- anon7725 4y agoMost lawyers are not judges. A language model tuned to writing contracts, doing discovery, etc seems feasible.
- thedorkknight 4y agoI see my lawyer friends going through hell working 80+ hrs a week thanklessly doing those things. I just hope that it doesn't replace good lawyers, but rather actually allow them to have sane lives instead of burning out less than five years after graduation