I'm in my final year at law school and I'm completely burned out. But since I've already put five years into it, I want to get my degree. I also have a subscription to chatgtp and gemini pro.
>>33837851Feed it cases and ask for the summary. Then ask it to give you similar cases to said summary. Review all that I guess?
>>33837851Write a quick, rough draft and ask the AI to flesh it out and make it more presentable.
>>33837851AI is garbage for law.Any sources or case studies it pulls are going to be junk as it often hallucinates false cases and data. >>33838343Is your best bet. Since it generalized things it should make decent templates for legal documents which you can then plug your actual work into. Keep in mind it can still fail at the basics of logic so ensure that it's usage is just for flourishing your existing text to make it as bland and generic as possible. Then boil things down to make it airtight.
>>33837851I'm currently making my own AI agent for my vending machine business. Using C# .NET + SemanticKernel (which adds some more intelligence to the tool call pipeline, you don't need it but it's more flaky without it, OpenAI library for .NET beta supports tool calls without it) + Grok API (make an account, preload with a few bucks).For "integrations" which means plugins to allow the agent to do stuff via tool calls I have a bunch of SIP-related code to do phone call related stuff. Using Whisper.NET for local STT, Kokoro for local TTS among other things.Hopefully I can automate a lot of jeets' jobs, maybe even sell it to local businesses.
