Re:An AI robot lawyer was set to argue in court. Real lawyer...
by PostOnce on Thursday January 26, 2023 @03:26PM
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The AI is also _deceptively_ right. For example, it will cite precedent that has since been superseded.
A non-lawyer representing themselves in a criminal case would overlook that, make a bad/wrong/misinformed argument, and go to jail.
In other fields, it'll lie to you about the thickness of steel pipe required to transport water at a certain pressure, it'll refer to programming libraries that don't exist, and it'll claim something impossible in one breath and happily explain it as fact in the next.
A non-lawyer representing themselves in a criminal case would overlook that, make a bad/wrong/misinformed argument, and go to jail.
In other fields, it'll lie to you about the thickness of steel pipe required to transport water at a certain pressure, it'll refer to programming libraries that don't exist, and it'll claim something impossible in one breath and happily explain it as fact in the next.