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by benj111
135 days ago
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I've recently hand the 'pleasure' of dealing with legal issues. Google ai was giving me lots of useful sounding advice but you ask for case law, and then Google itself can't find it, and the ai in that search is guessing that you've made a mistake, because the citations just don't exist. But then you have programming where it appears to be scarily good. So is this a case of programmers program so their Ais are tested to be good at programming? Or is this cognitive dissonance on our part? To tie it in to this post. Is it a good thing to have the ai generate the code and data? It assumes an understanding that isn't really there. |
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