Just heard a super interesting project on quantifying originality of Generated AI content by @adihaviv on Leveraging Date-Driven Biases to Inform GenAI Copyright Disputes. Excited to read the papers when they come out but there's a short summary here https://t.co/2JebxZNFbI
Excited to be attending the @TheOfficialACM CS & Law Conference! Will be tweeting out links to interesting + practical papers as they are presented
Everyone's boutta graduate straight into 4th year+ associate positions. Legal field is likely to become more and more client management and overseeing tool output
Junior lawyers & legal outsourcing (LPOs) compared to AI in a New Zealand study: “Advanced models match or exceed human accuracy in determining legal issues. In speed, LLMs complete reviews in mere seconds… offering a staggering 99.97 percent reduction” https://t.co/Ok1NiA3ieh
The first weekend of the Apple Vision Pro was absolutely insane.
Here are 12 examples that prove the Vision Pro is the best piece of tech ever invented:
1) The most tech bro of tech bros
Federal lobbying on artificial intelligence by AI firms has grown significantly in the second half of last year hitting records, while legislation stalled, per OpenSecrets
Law reviews need to start taking this much more seriously... Precisely the reason why we're trying to start up an AI Law and Policy Review at UCLA Law🕺papers being cooked up over break🤌🏾
This is a great chain of posts highlighting the recent filing! Will be interesting to see if @OpenAI resorts to trial tricks like showing the NY Times data as a percentage of the whole or goes into the backend to try and prove other data was more influential on the model
1/ First, the complaint clearly lays out the claim of copyright infringement, highlighting the 'access & substantial similarity' between NYT's articles and ChatGPT's outputs. Key fact: NYT is the single biggest proprietary data set in Common Crawl used to train GPT.
@katherine1ee@genlawcenter Would love to chat a bit on how law students can get involved! Have personally been researching + writing on the intersection and just started up the AI Law Association at UCLA Law!
3 exciting updates from Generative AI + Law (@genlawcenter)!
1: We’ve written a report on the state of the field: https://t.co/uT8VSqCyVM
2. GenLaw → we’re becoming an official nonprofit!
3. GenLaw 2 coming soon – centering policy and policymakers
More below!
Anyone have papers or know techniques that qualitatively analyze legal answers in an objective or formulaic way? Trying to figure out how to properly write analysis on #GPT4 answers.
#Lawyers#lawtwitter
Created a very basic Torts #GPT in 3 minutes that provides more cases than base 3.5, but if I try and finetune the "Instructions" further to try and get it to always search the Internet, provide a lot of cases, etc, the results are worse...Any thoughts?
Been doing more standardized testing on commercial LLMs ability to produce legal answers, and unfortunately by far the worst is @AnthropicAI's Claude. Even when told to simulate an attorney it provides lackluster responses compared to #ChatGPT4 and @GoogleAI. Thoughts? 👇🏾