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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ and she won’t use AI of course. [/quote]

Not necessarily a bad thing.[/quote]

A good thing, in fact.[/quote]

It really isn’t. People who don’t use it are going to fall behind. Yes, you have to work on good prompts and revise and obviously not use for case law, but it provides surprisingly helpful background info for things and can be used by her to guide her work, especially bc she doesn’t have a firm to check in with. [/quote]

Said background may contain hallucinations. She will need to check sources that are reliable, especially since she’s been away from the law for awhile.

Very, very easy to be lead astray by AI.[/quote]

Oh god, yes yes. We have all heard of this. You need to check things generated by AI. This goes without saying…. but that doesn’t mean you walk away from it completely. She hasn’t been out of law for awhile, she’s just been losing clients, probably because she’s overpriced and gives overly precious advice that is not practical.

And you can certainly use it for crafting emails, organizing notes after a call, checking a contract revision for missed issues, etc. There are many many ways to use it to make tasks more efficient. Saying ‘I don’t use it ever because one time I asked it to look up a case and the case didn’t exist’ is just stupid. [/quote]

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