Judge decides case based on AI-hallucinated case law

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I think this is reasonable so long as the assumptions hold.

Same. And I will even generalize : any technology that is providing inferior service compared to existing technology while costing more shouldn't be used. But that's not an ethical stance, that's common sense to use the best and least costly tool to do a task. Email isn't being replaced by postal mail as we speak.

With regard to the assumption, two reports seem to counter the feeling that improvements in work output is marginal: one from the St Louis Fed, the other from the ECB, even if it's not identical across industries.

 

[FrogReaver]

Same. And I will even generalize : any technology that is providing inferior service compared to existing technology while costing more shouldn't be used. But that's not an ethical stance, that's common sense to use the best and least costly tool to do a task. Email isn't being replaced by postal mail as we speak.

With regard to the assumption, two reports seem to counter the feeling that improvements in work output is marginal: one from the St Louis Fed, the other from the ECB, even if it's not identical across industries.

And it will only improve. See the internet 30 years ago vs now.

 

[FrogReaver]

I asked Microsoft copilot for an image of a werewolf but it refused. When asked why it said too many werewolf images were from copyrighted work.