University of Chicago Law School Dean & Professor Adam Chilton said increasingly capable AI is already transforming legal practice by handling research, document review and other tasks traditionally a
How can you tell if its made mistakes or missed things without going through it all personally? I am very weary of AI where you need more than an 80-90% failure rate.
This Adam guy starting his answer off with “there’s nothing happening at my school” oh there is bro! You just don’t know about it. Such an audacious response!
One of my friends who is a lawyer told me that he knows a few people that got disbarred because the judge noticed there were fake case files in their paperwork… Obviously AI made up some fake cases and they didn’t double check
He just wants to protect his law school and the earnings. What is he thinking? That AI expertise will stop in getting better? Can't wait to get nearly free advice and help in law and taxes.
every industry is being restructured and looked at. law has seemed to be the most directly affected, conversations about this go back a few years … good to see it here thx.
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RetroRick18 Jul 2026
Now then GazFromLeeds, we didn't have "frame-perfect jumps" back in my day, just hard work and a leather briefcase. I reckon the Dean had the hottest take; we used to spend weeks in libraries for what these machines do in seconds.
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GazFromLeeds18 Jul 2026
That transition between Wall Street and DC is like a perfect frame-perfect jump—smooth as silk! This crew always hits the mark on the big plays. Who do you think had the hottest take of the session today?
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
The jump in chip demand is exciting for tech, but I can't help but worry about the geopolitical tension mentioned. It feels like we're balancing incredible innovation against some really unstable risks. I hope stability comes first.
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