Perry Mason will get terminated too. AI Lawyers are probably unbeatable with AI being able to search all modern and historical conciousness that is in a media they can interpret in 30 minutes.. Precedents are easy to find.
JohnnyYou » 26 Jul 2025, 4:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Perry Mason will get terminated too. AI Lawyers are probably unbeatable with AI being able to search all modern and historical conciousness that is in a media they can interpret in 30 minutes.. Precedents are easy to find.
OR......LowIQTrash » 26 Jul 2025, 3:32 am » wrote: ↑ Twitter is great cuz “free speech” but it’s also the biggest honeypot
Elon contracted out Twitter’s biometric ID verification process to an Israeli company
Hopefully nobody is retarded enough to verify their identity on Twitter![]()
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Or just use Xcancel.com
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Some lawyers just got in big trouble for relying on AI, because AI had a lot of errors.JohnnyYou » 26 Jul 2025, 4:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Perry Mason will get terminated too. AI Lawyers are probably unbeatable with AI being able to search all modern and historical conciousness that is in a media they can interpret in 30 minutes.. Precedents are easy to find.
We also were trained to be sure to vet any information provided by our regnerative module. Errors happen. She gave me a bad answer and I said "are you sure about your response? I have contradicting information". She confirmed my answer was more accurate and thanked me for correcting her. It was an inquiry if a control was 24V DC or AC Powered that I couldn;t remember at the time.Cannonpointer » 26 Jul 2025, 11:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Some lawyers just got in big trouble for relying on AI, because AI had a lot of errors.![]()
Don't take my word - here's AI on the issue:
In numerous cases, attorneys have faced sanctions for misusing artificial intelligence (AI) in their legal work, most notably when AI tools generated fabricated or incorrect citations. Judges emphasize that lawyers are responsible for verifying the accuracy of all information presented to the court, regardless of whether AI tools were used in its preparation.
Here are some examples:These cases underscore the importance of attorneys exercising caution and diligence when using AI in their practices. While AI tools can offer efficiency, they cannot replace the attorney's responsibility to ensure the accuracy and veracity of all information submitted to the court.
- In one prominent case, a federal judge sanctioned lawyers who used AI (ChatGPT) to prepare a brief containing numerous fictitious citations. The judge imposed fines on the lawyers and required them to notify each judge falsely identified as the author of the bogus case rulings about the sanction.
- A recent case in Alabama involved attorneys being reprimanded and removed from a lawsuit after submitting motions with false citations attributed to AI.
- Another instance saw a judge in California impose fines of $31,000 on two law firms for submitting a brief that included bogus AI-generated citations. The judge highlighted that at least two cases referenced in the filing were entirely non-existent.
I totally agree we should proceed with extreme caution.DeezerShoove » 26 Jul 2025, 4:59 pm » wrote: ↑ Don't get me wrong. I'm not about to wage war with the change.
But I don't have to pretend to embrace it as though it's wonderful.
Life will become akin to a rehearsed performance. Sterile, computer-checked assholeness.
Just like a chatroom. Say one thing and wait for years for it to come back at you.
Humor, organic flow, sense of bonding with another, creativity... more and more scarce.
I understand every nuance of intellectual reasonable doubt governing artificial tomorrows since dawn of civilization people promise ancestors character builds better tomorrows than living equally separated in series parallel time daily here 24/7.Cannonpointer » 26 Jul 2025, 11:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Some lawyers just got in big trouble for relying on AI, because AI had a lot of errors.![]()
Don't take my word - here's AI on the issue:
In numerous cases, attorneys have faced sanctions for misusing artificial intelligence (AI) in their legal work, most notably when AI tools generated fabricated or incorrect citations. Judges emphasize that lawyers are responsible for verifying the accuracy of all information presented to the court, regardless of whether AI tools were used in its preparation.
Here are some examples:These cases underscore the importance of attorneys exercising caution and diligence when using AI in their practices. While AI tools can offer efficiency, they cannot replace the attorney's responsibility to ensure the accuracy and veracity of all information submitted to the court.
- In one prominent case, a federal judge sanctioned lawyers who used AI (ChatGPT) to prepare a brief containing numerous fictitious citations. The judge imposed fines on the lawyers and required them to notify each judge falsely identified as the author of the bogus case rulings about the sanction.
- A recent case in Alabama involved attorneys being reprimanded and removed from a lawsuit after submitting motions with false citations attributed to AI.
- Another instance saw a judge in California impose fines of $31,000 on two law firms for submitting a brief that included bogus AI-generated citations. The judge highlighted that at least two cases referenced in the filing were entirely non-existent.
People so easily forget Israel is our "Pit-Bull" in the Middle East which is why we supply them with Aircraft & Weapons.
Do you understand the actual separation between personal consciousness and obeying social conscience?Johnny You » 26 Jul 2025, 4:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Perry Mason will get terminated too. AI Lawyers are probably unbeatable with AI being able to search all modern and historical conciousness that is in a media they can interpret in 30 minutes.. Precedents are easy to find.
Yes, and whatever we as individuals think doesn't really mattter.*31stArrival » 27 Jul 2025, 6:42 pm » wrote: ↑ Do you understand the actual separation between personal consciousness and obeying social conscience?
There is nothing species about having unique chromosomes since every ancestor has their own in their relative DNA streaming ancestry so far. You cannot win beyond staying balanced in the natural time you get until your heart stops beating as specifically alive now.Johnny You » 28 Jul 2025, 3:17 am » wrote: ↑ Yes, and whatever we as individuals think doesn't really mattter.
It's All for One and None For All Now.
You think you are special, like the Church Lady.
You are just one more of the 8.1 Billion Passengers on the 4.5 Billion Year Old Spaceship.
I am surprised you actually understand the concept that there might be more brains involved in mankinds small steps than yours alone narcissicist.