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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]My job as an attorney is uniquely unsuitable for AI, so I really never use it at work. [/b] I use it occasionally to provide high level overviews of non-work topics. One of my kids has recurrent ear infections, so recently I asked Claude to give me an idea of the likely options will we have before his ENT appointment in a few weeks. [/quote] I'm an attorney as well and there are things AI can help you with. What kind of law do you practice? I will often get incorrect or incomplete answers if I ask specific questions, but if you go in expecting that and push back it can be useful. One thing it's great at is document review, for example.[/quote] I’m a prosecutor. Most of my job is conducting grand jury investigations. [b]Grand jury materials, which include basically anything we receive pursuant to a subpoena, cannot go into AI.[/b][/quote] Wrong. All your employer need do is to create a confidential AI system closed off to the outside. They can easily make it secure, like our banking systems are. [/quote] I’m not wrong. It is my employer’s policy that grand jury materials cannot go into AI. [/quote][/quote] You're not wrong at all! And your employer is correct to be cautious. I wouldn't want my information fed into the machine for training. But you can ask about getting a sandboxed version with a specific trained model that you can use. Like a person said two responses before. Did you see that?[/quote] Yes I saw it. My employer is not offering that to prosecutors at this point. My colleagues have expressed interest, but at this point the office is more focused on rolling out AI on other fronts. Perhaps they will offer it the future, but as I said originally, as it stands today, I can’t use AI for my core job functions. [/quote]
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