The only concern that really resonated with me is: >“I am concerned that automation and the ease of the technology would cause police officers to be sort of le

The only concern that really resonated with me is: >“I am concerned that automation and the ease of the technology would cause police officers to be sort of less careful with their writing,” said Ferguson, a law professor at American University working on what’s expected to be the first law review article on the emerging technology. >Ferguson said a police report is important in determining whether an officer’s suspicion “justifies someone’s loss of liberty.” It’s sometimes the only testimony a judge sees, especially for misdemeanor crimes. With the worry being that an officer might not catch an error that the LLM hallucinated or that they'll just overly trust the AI and not give it earnest review. That said, this sort of summarization seems to be something LLMs do well, I suspect it'll be more accurate than humans in the long run if it isn't already.