Partner has strictly forbidden me to use AI in our work
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Date: August 24th, 2026 11:11 AM Author: Rough-skinned motley range
At least in our main area of work. He's developed a niche practice in a very obscure corner of the law that allows him (and me) to recycle our old work in the vast majority of our cases. Leaves us with a much cushier workload than basically every other practice area in our large firm.
I've always assumed that it's too small of a niche area for AI programmers to worry about trying to master, but he's afraid that if we use it to make our filings that it will develop an expertise in this area and "steal" our expertise. Probably a pretty legit concern, now that I think about it.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5896616&forum_id=2~#50089058) |
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