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SuiGenerisJohn · 66w
It's a complicated question but suffice it to say that one of the less admirable aspects of practicing law (and I'll speak for the US only here) is the black box of the human element that remains an o...
freemymind πŸ‡¨πŸ‡­ profile picture
Thanks for the explanation. In some special cases this can be true. But longterm I do not see a single person win any of these Ideas against AI.

Since AI has more data than you would ever be able to read in your live, does not even forget a single special case and human actitude is probably what machines are trained in for the longest time.

Google and Facebook almost do not invest in anything that has not to do with understanding the individuals nuances. So psychologically I assume the AI is already far better today.
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SuiGenerisJohn · 66w
Long term everything will change. I can't even guess what the practice will look like 10 years from now.
Dr. The Daniel πŸ–– · 66w
In a world where both lawyers and judges are replaced by AI, you’d better hope the one you’re depending on has the best logic.