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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2026
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Using AI to review legal documents is monumentally stupid as well.
Oh yeah. I work in legal tech, and out firm made our internal training on using these models scary as heck to give the associates and shareholders a proper perspective.
That said, we're only using models that were trained on legal data, so there's no shitposts from Reddit or FB or whatever to gum up the works, but we still require human validation and drastic consequences if people fail to do so and it's found out.
Agreed, but:
"Everybody does it! 🤷"
The whole AI hype is monumentally stupid.