Wild you're getting downvoted here, apparently using LLM is fine for reviews but hacking the system and getting noticed isn't?

Is the problem not they're using AI for review and court decisions that can easily get hacked? If I open ports that can get hacked or allow sql injections I'll lose my job straight away tomorrow, but apparently the justice system is immune from that?

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fc417fc802 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Someone very obviously being an incompetent moron does not serve as a defense against blatantly defrauding him. You must conduct yourself with integrity regardless of any idiocy exhibited by the other party.

	▲	Grimburger 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I'm all on board for them using LLM's and AI for law as its prime for this stuff, but its a matter of reading the output and people clearly aren't doing that I see it at my job all the time in software development. Before most of the job was writing code, now its reading it, this is the IT industry in a nutshell, you need to adapt and deal with changes how is it any different from all the new frameworks and paradigm shifts at all? I don't understand why people cant deal with that, it's how it always was, things were always changing this is just another iteration of that.

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cwillu 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I downvoted because “Not having read the article” is disqualifying for commenting on the article when the article (unsurprisingly) includes remarks about the topic at hand.