'bout to use all my savings to go back and finish my law degree.
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if you have no lawyers as parents - good luck, you will need it.
>>62683651anon is about to sell all his crypto right before it moons so he can over pay for a law degree that will be worthless because nobody wants a 30 year old sperg in their law office when they can just get an AI to do the work of 10 interns for a fraction of the cost.
>>62683651lawyers are getting AI'd to death first you fucking mongoloid.
>>62683753lawyers will make laws against that
>>62683753yes, in the same sense that pro se and things like freewill.com did away with lawyers. that is to say, only poor retards will seek out "AI" legal counsel, to their own demise.
>>62683765most lawyers are not the ones who fight in court but who do paper work in the background
>>62683770the quality of that "paper work" is what precludes litigation or allows for a better outcome.
>>62683753It's the same answer with most things. AI can't just take over completely because a human still needs to sign off on and be accountable for most big decisions. That's law, medicine, even trucking. So while the meat of the job gets easier and more outsourced to the computer you still have to have a human executing it.
>>62683773and the AI quality is so good that 90% of the law firm workforce is not needed. on a bright side, governments are being spammed with legal documents recently and require more people to process them. those jobs are not paid nearly as good as legal industry though.
lawyer I dated long ago was a complete bitch, stupid as fuck, control freak. special mind with a fantastic ass. people who give words power are easy, I got what I wanted, maybe I'll give back later. Probably notalways on about some federalist society mumbo jumbo. wasted 3 years (36,000 eggs) of her life at a very unfortunate time for her in that regardgood luck doing something with your life i guess
>>62683779>and the AI quality is so good that 90% of the law firm workforce is not needed.it can't handle basic legal research to the extent that numerous lawyers have been sanctioned for citing cases that don't actually exist (this isn't unique to general purpose LLM models, either.)what do you do for a living?
>>62683793software engineering. I have finished 9 tickets meant for a whole week in half a day just yesterday. I came to terms that I will not be needed in 2 years latest
>>62683799yes, LLMs are adept at replacing white collar factory workers where the problem and solution exist in a closed system and can be immediately tested with no consequence of failure. this isn't the case for most white collar professions.
>>62683800I went to law school for 3 years a decade ago too. I am fully aware of how legal research works and it can absolutely be done by an agent.same with creative tasks like UX design, see newest claude.
>>62683804>I am fully aware of how legal research works and it can absolutely be done by an agent.is that why it's still an unsolved problem? (and remember that citing a case that actually exists is the easy part.)>I went to law school for 3 years a decade ago tooyou've forgone a legal career to be an individual contributor in "software" AND you still work for a living AND you're presuming to be a trustworthy authority on the futures of technology and the legal profession?
If the words I said sounded stupid, how would I know?Wonder if lawyers gotta worry bout dat
>>62683809you don't have to take my word for it. look at the employment numbers for fresh graduates in the area of their degree and think for a moment how they will look like when we have a real recession
>>62683818>look at the employment numbers for fresh graduates in the area of their degree and think for a moment how they will look like when we have a real recessionthe job market is already in a recession, and you're also conflating outsourcing with AI (more so for other professions, not law.)
>>62683824your point? it cannot get worse? trust me, when funds dry up, it will get much worse. outsourcing and AI also go hand in hand. why pay a native to guide AI, when an Indian can do it too?
>>62683829>outsourcing and AI also go hand in hand. why pay a native to guide AI, when an Indian can do it too?guiding an AI is management. computers cannot make management decisions, which is why humans oversee AI output. indians are functionally retarded -- they also cannot make management decisions.
>>62683837>replies to every post of mine without addressing my points, just engaging and changing his argumentsget me a recipe for an apple cake
>>62683852suck my dick from the back, nigger.
