Comment by thaumasiotes
Comment by thaumasiotes 2 days ago
> Probably none.
The qualification is unnecessary; we know the answer is "none". There's a steady stream of lawyers getting penalized for submitting LLM output to judges.
Comment by thaumasiotes 2 days ago
> Probably none.
The qualification is unnecessary; we know the answer is "none". There's a steady stream of lawyers getting penalized for submitting LLM output to judges.
You're right. I should have said "can ever". Both in terms of permitted to and in terms of have the capacity to. And I'm only referring to current machine learning architectures.