> How does anyone have the confidence to ship a legal brief that an AI produced without checking it thoroughly? Because its makers don't care about precision o

> How does anyone have the confidence to ship a legal brief that an AI produced without checking it thoroughly? Because its makers don't care about precision or correctness. They care only about convincing the people that matter that gaping software bugs are "hallucinations" that can never be fixed 100%, and that that is an acceptable outcome. For every story about AI-assisted legal briefs with tons of mistakes, there will be 100 PR-ridden pieces about how $LATEST_VERSION has passed the bar exam or has discovered a miracle drug. There will never be a story about AI successfully arguing a real case however, because the main goal was only about selling a vision of labor replacement. Whether or not the replacement can do the job as specified is immaterial.