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> . . . I have no idea how you’d enforce that. . . Most countries already have a professional lawyering organization that oversees ethics. Those organizations
by thebooktocome 3y ago
> . . . I have no idea how you’d enforce that. . .
Most countries already have a professional lawyering organization that oversees ethics. Those organizations already enforce such rules by either fines, mediation, revocation of the license to practice law, or ultimately by referral to the criminal justice system.
- unaindz 3y agoHe probably was referring to the difficulty of proving the use of LLMs by the regulatory organization.
- thebooktocome 3y agoWhen the LLM inevitably hallucinates a case that doesn't exist or weirdly misstates a widely-known legal principle, the supposed author of that text is going to have some explaining to do. This happens now, by the way—there are semi-frequent instances of lawyers getting fined or otherwise punished for getting e.g. case citations wrong, whether accidentally or intentionally.