funny you mention lawyers when just not long ago some of them made the news because they trusted chatGPT which gave them a imaginary precedent. just because a

funny you mention lawyers when just not long ago some of them made the news because they trusted chatGPT which gave them a imaginary precedent. just because a small percentage technically oriented people know the limitations of LLMs doesn't mean that the rest do. people have a tendency to anthropomorphize things, so they naturally think that LLMs think in the same way other humans they know think. edit: first link I found about it, there was also some posts about it here in HN. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-09/lawyers-blame-chatgpt-for-tricking-them-into-citing-fake-cases/102462028 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-06-09/lawyers-blame-chatgpt...