Now you’ve got me wondering which is worse: signing with the briefest 15-second skim, or signing based on a cheap AI summary. Setting aside tinfoil hat ideas (P

Now you’ve got me wondering which is worse: signing with the briefest 15-second skim, or signing based on a cheap AI summary. Setting aside tinfoil hat ideas (Prompt: “Downplay any possible causes for concern…”) I’m not actually sure the AI option is worse. I mean, I’ll fully admit I don’t read everything I sign. When you buy a house it’s like 1,000 pages of stuff. Apple or Google’s mandatory TOS is what, 100 pages single-spaced? What I’d be more interested in is an AI paralegal that works for me, not for the signing tool or the counterparty, where I control its prompt so I can try to focus it on possible ways I can be screwed with this contract, and what recourses I will or won’t have.