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I mean, it's usually not that adversarial, but lawyers miss this stuff too sometimes. Like anything else, it's a question of performance - if the AI misses it

I mean, it's usually not that adversarial, but lawyers miss this stuff too sometimes. Like anything else, it's a question of performance - if the AI misses it at the same or less rate than the lawyers, ... If not, it's a question of whether the higher rate is acceptable. For these kinds of contracts, that's mostly about cost.

azinman2 2y ago
Probably the bigger factor is consequence, not just rate at what’s missed. But zoom out and we see job loss that could be stated as productivity, but what do those lawyers and law degrees do that’s more productive for society? They’re already near the top of an information economy; we’d need to invent an entire next phase. That takes time and pain management; and yet those 14 jobs are gone now. I used to think all of this was much further away and we had time. But now I’m seeing that we don’t actually need hallucinations fixed, actual AGI, or major quality boosts before displacement begins.