So much for caring about the spirit of the law. Now we'll start an arms race for abusing every possible letter of the law.

It's analogous to crypto. Started from some noble anti-authoritarian ideas and morphed into machine that removes any friction for capital - whoever has the most money will keep gaining the most.

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charcircuit 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Why do you think LLM's language abilities are unable to understand the spirit of the law?

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jatora 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Do you really think the law isn't already horribly abused? Democratization of law has been needed for a thousand years.

	▲	aaimnr 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Now there will be even less friction to horribly abuse the law. To democratize the law we would need to move in the opposite direction - to always keep it simple and aligned with our intuitions. The more intricate and complex legal arguments become, the more abstracted they are from their original purpose and spirit. Hence the crypto analogy - it was also supposed to "democratize", but the opposite happaned - it only further empowered the most powerful. Imagine legal case so purposefully complex that only those with access to best models have chances to participate and win the dispute.
	▲	xwkd 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but isn’t that what legislators do?