A very interesting article. What about small businesses who ask ChatGPT to write a contract for them thinking they are saving money because they don't have to ask an attorney. In my experience, that's very dangerous. Would you agree?
It’s a risk calculus. Between two friends that need something slightly more serious than a pinky swear, it’s likely ok. For a business contract of any import, I’d say throwing it into ChatGPT is absolutely a terrible idea. It’s the concept of hallucinations that Devansh and I talked about—basically, you can’t trust it to do things in a precision way, since accuracy is “fuzzy.”
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Very interesting one!
A very interesting article. What about small businesses who ask ChatGPT to write a contract for them thinking they are saving money because they don't have to ask an attorney. In my experience, that's very dangerous. Would you agree?
It’s a risk calculus. Between two friends that need something slightly more serious than a pinky swear, it’s likely ok. For a business contract of any import, I’d say throwing it into ChatGPT is absolutely a terrible idea. It’s the concept of hallucinations that Devansh and I talked about—basically, you can’t trust it to do things in a precision way, since accuracy is “fuzzy.”
Interesting!
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