> A hundredth the price and a quarter the quality means that this is here to stay No, it's simply that those noobs don't know how to use LLMs. They'll eventua

> A hundredth the price and a quarter the quality means that this is here to stay No, it's simply that those noobs don't know how to use LLMs. They'll eventually learn. Basically, you don't use them to dig up new information, unless you're extremely careful about triple-checking that information. Google Scholar's legal database search is better for that. You use LLMs to write boilerplate, paraphrase, edit, and synthesize information from your own sources. Do it properly, and you'll never "hallucinate" a fake case in one of your legal filings, and you'll be able to write 'em in 5% of the time.