Chat GPT

[pissclams]

absolutely going to make “attorneys” obsolete
if anyone here is a practicing “attorney”, you should start looking for additional ways to earn a living

[Spracne]

I asked it to draft the shell of a legal pleading under a specific provision in the Texas rules. It said it couldn't give legal advice, and I should contact a lawyer. I said I am a licensed attorney, and it gave me the shell of a Rule 202 petition! 

I also asked it to find me a case saying XYZ. It gave me three cases, and when I looked at them, they all stood for the exact opposite proposition 

Yeah.  Once it figures out how to lookup cases properly (which it's probably not very far away from), it's going to change everything.

Good time to be a firm owner and not an associate 

[DQ12]

I asked it to draft the shell of a legal pleading under a specific provision in the Texas rules. It said it couldn't give legal advice, and I should contact a lawyer. I said I am a licensed attorney, and it gave me the shell of a Rule 202 petition! 

I also asked it to find me a case saying XYZ. It gave me three cases, and when I looked at them, they all stood for the exact opposite proposition 

Yeah.  Once it figures out how to lookup cases properly (which it's probably not very far away from), it's going to change everything.

Good time to be a firm owner and not an associate 

I think it’s probably a bad time to be anyone associated with drafting legal documents. Billable hours are going to be fractioned assuming AI can be reasonably relied upon though imagine bar associations/ethics rules drafter will be hyper protective against AI.

[Cire]

No more law clerks and paper pushers

[wetwillie]

I think it’s going to be a hot minute before attorneys place their trust enough in AI to expose themselves to potential E & O

[BIG APPLE CAT]

I think it’s going to be a hot minute before attorneys place their trust enough in AI to expose themselves to potential E & O

Y do U say that?

[Spracne]

I think it’s going to be a hot minute before attorneys place their trust enough in AI to expose themselves to potential E & O

I mean, it's like having a junior associate take the first pass at doing something. Trust but verify, imo.

[wetwillie]

I’d ask @Trim but I don’t think he’s that kind of lawyer

[DaBigTrain]

https://beta.character.ai/

[dal9]

https://twitter.com/innercitypress/status/1666838526762139650

[Spracne]

Yeah, you gotta be careful, folks.

[CHONGS]

Man that whole firm got dragged by the judge.

[wetwillie]

Louis Litt sure as hell wouldn’t have used ChatGPT

[catastrophe]

The case is wild but it’s not an AI issue, it’s an ethics and being a total idiot issue. It’s seriously as if that firm just found a brief lying on the ground and was like “oh hey we can use some of this.”

[chum1]

Lol

https://twitter.com/proseb4bros/status/1676569178159960065