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Cool, now you can pay an attorney $500/hr for them to prompt Astra for 30 minutes, and bill you like they spent the normal 8 hours on the case.
by WarmWash 16d ago
Cool, now you can pay an attorney $500/hr for them to prompt Astra for 30 minutes, and bill you like they spent the normal 8 hours on the case.
- hahajk 16d agoPerhaps, but then someone would do the same but bill you for 7 hours, someone else would undercut them again, until the price reaches a lower equilibrium.
- stockresearcher 16d agoThat is an ethics violation. Even in the pre-AI era, getting caught billing for hours not worked was seriously punished.
- adzm 16d ago"7.5 hours - reviewing output"
- stockresearcher 16d agoSure, if they actually spent 7.5 hours, and it was a reasonable amount of time. If not, perhaps it would be seen as evidence of incompetence. In the real world, lawyers submit detailed bills and their clients examine them. If you don’t, that’s on you.
- epolanski 16d agoHow could that be enforced/checked?
- program_whiz 16d agothe same way every legal rule is enforced / checked: people look and if it seems iffy they examine/complain, and if a problem is found people get fined/jail.