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Does it really matter?

• jimbokun 2y ago
  Does it matter if there's a one in six chance following your lawyer's advice ends up with you in jail?
• newprint 2y ago
  yes, it does. There is already at least one cases where law firm messed-up writing docs using AI.
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• swarnie 2y ago
  Only if you want a factual answer that can be depended on. If you just want a text bot that makes statements one word at a time we can stop throwing 100bs at this sector and some marketing departments need to come in this weekend and redo a pitch or two.
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• swatcoder 2y ago
  For commercializing generative AI tools, which needs to happen in order for all the investment to pay off, it absolutely does. In an adversarial industry like law, where there's often another party actively invested in challenging your work, high error rates in source material translate directly to high risk of failure/rejection in a case or claim. Putting numbers on the failure rate for current products helps the industry understand whether those products are reliable enough yet and what degree of oversight they require.