Anonymous #2 23w

If that happened to me I’d probably go work at McDonald’s I loved that job in college.

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Anonymous #5 23w

There are limitations on my ability to use AI in the workforce. Even in the few ways I can use it, it is often wrong or misapplying the information so it’s not very helpful

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Anonymous OP 23w

I’m a lawyer too and that just sounds like you’re using it wrong. It’s fully capable of handling any and all litigation tasks. It can write scripts for phone calls, etc.

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Anonymous OP 23w

I won my last 2 oral arguments with punchy scripts written by AI lol just read the script verbatim

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Anonymous #5 23w

How do you get around the fact that you can’t disclose privileged information on open AI?

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Anonymous OP 23w

Open AI is trash, I use Grok. It’s the best by far

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Anonymous #5 23w

I would be careful that is information that can subpoenaed and can be reused

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Tell your friends, it’s actually a great time to be a lawyer!

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Anonymous OP 23w

I don’t think so, and also I would just use more AI to fight against any pushback I get lol. There’s no case I can’t handle. I go up against lawyers with way more experience and win

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I always uphold the highest ethical standards, but you’re clearly a novice when it comes to AI. It’s all about how you use it

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I personally would not represent a client that tells my firm not to use AI. It’s going to be malpractice not to use it soon, like 2-3 years probably

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Anonymous #7 23w

What’s that?

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