Yeah, its also a verify, verify, verify, issue too though since "AI" is known to lie to you. This could be a useful tool to speed up parsing out what parts of a document are more important and should be reviewed more by hand.
He mentioned verifying citations twice. This would not be an LLM success story if he didn’t do that.
This is a rare story of someone who understands how LLMs work and figured out how to make them useful. There was no magical thinking. He didn’t try to use the LLM as his lawyer. He used the LLM to sort through thousands of pages of legal jargon for him so he could understand his case and make decisions.
Pretty much. As he mentioned, use it as a "force multiplier" but don't just "trust it".
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