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namelessoracle
3y ago
this is how document review works now basically. It used to be lots of lawyers got hired to go through the documents, now AI does it, and flags things for actual lawyer to review (along with suggestions), so what was the work of a couple of
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3y ago
> In about half the US So there isn't one.
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3y ago
This already happens to an extent though? Replace LLM with "clerk" and "generated case notes" with "copy pasted from my standard legally approved phrasing" playbook. Government workers who fill out standard rep
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3y ago
Try setting up a business for something relatively minor like helping people contest a traffic ticket (no representing them in court) and see what happens. You dont need a full legal education to do basic contestation of traffic tickets, bu
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3y ago
For all the consternation about Copilot and AI coding tools, its looking like legal work is as much if not more setup for disruption. Document review is already being done by AI, lawyers are using AI to beef up closing arguments and review
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namelessoracle
3y ago
A lot of them can't step down. They have debts that to repay that require them to stay in that position (both financial debts, and political ones), or family members who can only continue doing what they are doing if they stay in that
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3y ago
what union opposed the change? The Alliance group mentioned is not a Union of teachers. https://www.aqeny.org/ Unions aren't mentioned at all in the article. Your claim is also a bald faced lie. More so than the OP. Th
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3y ago
have you checked the current state of somethingawful?
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3y ago
Many of the moderators get paid. Just not by reddit.
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namelessoracle
3y ago
24/7 surveillance except where/when you need it to the most sums up so much of our world today.
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3y ago
Sure, there's also the point that while the junior to staff has connections, they might have also earned enemies too which will seek to impede stuff they want done. Where as the new staff has a fresh slate with everyone. Generally spea
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3y ago
Whats weird is that I've heard the opposite too. That being an old employee is a suckers game for taking the 2 to 4 percent each year. For instance the staff level who was with the company from junior and climbed the ranks is probably
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3y ago
If you put in 2 weeks notice and you get fired on the spot its a slam dunk un employment claim. (assuming you can show that yes you gave notice and you weren't fired first) Most places would rather just pay you the 2 weeks if they real
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4y ago
Trump more politically aligned in a anti globalist and pro protectionist way. It's Biden who aligns more with the "free markets and global economy" position where this article would service to chide rather than encourage. &qu
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4y ago
How are they supposed to colloborate of these without doing some of these on their own?
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4y ago
Maybe AI can replicate everything humans can do. But this technology isnt that. It just mass reads and replicates what humans have already done, but actual novel implementations seem out of its grasp. (for now) The art scene is freaking ou
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4y ago
What scares me is a death of progress situation. Maybe it cant be an expert, but it can be good enough, and now the supply pipeline of people who could be experts basically gets shut off, because to become an expert you needed to do the wor
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4y ago
The slice Im curious about is what happens, when you let loose your AI art generator and start copy/trademarking everything it creates to basically make sure all kinds of art that could have been created is potentially infringing for y
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4y ago
Its a known tactic in competitive online games where you can see your opponents IP address to try to "boot them" via DDOS their local IP so they go down or have lessened performance and you win the match. Also harass or shake dow
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4y ago
DDOS can be the definition of a heckler's veto. It's like blasting super loud music so nobody can hear what a person is saying. Dont like what a site is saying? DDOS so it cant load and people cant read it. For bonus points you ar
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4y ago
Its standard PR playbook at this point. Activate some accounts to harrass your client so now they are the victim instead.
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4y ago
A famously litigation happy company not filing immediate legal action (starting with a cease and desist and then escalating) when accused of wrong doing in a very public and damaging way is all you need to know about who is in the wrong. I
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What logical reason would Pfizer have other than damaging information being revealed about them? They sell medicine, people don't pick what medicine they get for the most part, their doctor does. (yes there are exceptions) The number o
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4y ago
Not really unless they have some programming magic. Some of the stuff the console devs squeeze out is pretty magical sometimes.
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4y ago
But his company is IOI. At best he is hoping he creates enough groundswell that he can buy GSS if it comes about.
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They are digital spaces that people now live a significant portion of their life in. (its what they do when they aren't working, or even when they are supposed to be working, most of their social interactions come from it, its a signif
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4y ago
Welch's apprentices at GE went along to wreck havoc on several companies as well.
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4y ago
Brunswick stew basically IS the leftovers from a BBQ put in a stew yeah. The flavor can vary widely though based on what the leftovers were and if vinegar or more sweet BBQ based.
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4y ago
While its usually pay, sometimes other perks are part of it too. Higher rank = get away with more at most places. If the Staff needs to disappear for a couple of days due to personal reasons everybody wishes them the best. The Junior/M
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4y ago
The only time stopping viruses has ever worked is via vaccines. Exposing people to it and letting them build immunity to it.
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