Google's European Search Dataset Licensing Program, GDPR, and DMA Article 6(11) (truthonthemarket.com)

"[I]f an LLM gives legal advice without disclosing its nature, people may take it as fact and prefer it to expert advice by lawyers – possibly without questioning its accuracy."

xqcgrek2 · 2h ago

Since when are lawyers supposed to be trustworthy

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