Courts grapple with AI in the justice system

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ecb_penguin · 11h ago

Lawyers and the legal system are the least capable of dealing with this. There's a reason why every in-house council needs outside representation. Because they don't know what they're doing.

They know what papers to file, but the actual arguments come from experts.

> AI can be very persuasive

Closing remarks are meant to be very persuasive. Let's not pretend like facts and evidence matters to the courts.

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Courts grapple with AI in the justice system

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