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Is there any reason why I should use this rather than using ChatGPT Plus directly to do this? What is the moat for this tool?
by colesantiago 3y ago
Is there any reason why I should use this rather than using ChatGPT Plus directly to do this?
What is the moat for this tool?
- JohanCutych 3y agoFeels like less work on prompting but yeah, curious to know what are the next steps and how its going to be better than GPT
- Ryner001 3y agoWe've really put in the work tweaking the prompts to save you the hassle. It's quick, free, and gets straight to the point. Right now, it's a basic MVP just to show that the idea works and to start chatting with some initial users. We've got plenty of ideas for making it better and adding new stuff, but we really want to hear from users first before diving into our own idea pool.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> Right now, it's a basic MVP just to show that the idea works and to start chatting with some initial users. Its not the first service of this type; Lots of firm offer AI (LLM-specifically)-based services assisting lawyers with contract review and other similar tasks, and Donotpay.com offered similar services to the public, billing its offering as a "Robot Lawyer", before narrowing its offerings under a storm of dubious media attention, government investigations (some involving potential criminal charges), and the beginnings of private litigation relating to unauthorized practice of law. I don't see why this would go any differently.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> Is there any reason why I should use this rather than using ChatGPT Plus directly to do this? Well, when it turns out that this gives you bad advice, you've got a better chance of recovering damages from someone for unauthorized practice of law, compared to if you got the same bad advice by prompting ChatGPT yourself.