Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by jruohonen on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @03:53AM
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It is spreading like a wildfire. Yet, the question remains about the repercussions.
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Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by echelon on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @04:46AM
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We never talked about the Internet's repercussions, and yet here we are.
Did we do a good job, or should we have left that stone unturned?
Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by jruohonen on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @05:02AM
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> Did we do a good job, or should we have left that stone unturned?
It's kind of a hangover, don't you think? The past decade, I mean, with the Internet.
Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by badgersnake on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @04:51AM
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We have been talking about them since day 1 and we still are. DMCA, the existence of the EFF, cryptocurrency regulations are all examples of this.
Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by hutzlibu on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @05:01AM
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"Did we do a good job, or should we have left that stone unturned?"
Regarding the quality of the average Website - no , but also no to the second. The time of the internet was just there with no precedent and now it is hyped imperfect AIs we have to deal with. I think the main problem in both cases is, that most people don't have a clue at all, how it works. (And too many of them are in positions of power).
Re:AI 'hallucinated' fake legal cases filed to B.C. court in...
by supriyo-biswas on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @05:01AM
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Had the lawyer used a fine-tuned model with some RAG to go along with it, I assume it’d have been fine.
This is just people failing to use a technology correctly, like riding a bike without a helmet.