How do you know it’s doing a high quality job summarizing or analyzing those thousand page documents?

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Oct 20, 2024
7:05:02pm

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Mike Honcho

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Since there is often talk about AI on here, I thought I would share a few major limitations to current technology.

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

6:52pm

It's transformative in the practice of law, if the lawyers understand its limitations. Research, drafting docs,

Cougar-Duck

7:03pm

How do you know it’s doing a high quality job summarizing or analyzing those thousand page documents?

Mike Honcho

7:05pm

Good question - I'm not sure. It definitely can lie and it makes stuff up.

Cougar-Duck

7:12pm

Summarization and analyzing speech is one of its strengths

CSoul

7:13pm

But even still I notice it hallucinates. So I still have to double check it.

benny1982

7:23pm

Yeh, especially on things where you need exact details. One topic (not legal) I see this a lot in is game rules. It just

CSoul

7:29pm

Summarization for sure. Analysis, mixed on. It may not even be analyzing the text itself, but summarizing and

Mike Honcho

7:30pm

I think building prompts should be multiple classes in college and training at work. It's not unlike Googling. It's

CSoul

7:37pm

It’s much more complicated than googling, but all the marketing hype acts like you don’t need to know/understand it

Mike Honcho

7:58pm

Of course, but I think people were bad/still bad at googling and this is even worse. Just agreeing with you.

CSoul

8:12pm

Basically the same way you'd know if a lawyer or paralegal was doing a good job

russkiejedi

7:16pm

Not sure what this has to do with my OP. I'm pretty confident I use "AI" in my work more than the

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