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Intended or not, the plural here, when discussing a single lawyer, left me with that impression: "incompetence implies that lawyers require better technical ed
by b112 3y ago
Intended or not, the plural here, when discussing a single lawyer, left me with that impression:
"incompetence implies that lawyers require better technical education on LLMs"
Others may have a different take?
- woodruffw 3y agoThat should be read as "the presence of incompetence implies that those incompetent lawyers [...]." Sorry if you found the phrasing ambiguous. (The only really important part of the original comment is the part about CLEs: we have an entire professional educational system that ought to be able to accommodate subjects like this.)
- b112 3y agoIt should.