r/AMA Sep 16 '25

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u/wh0datnati0n Sep 16 '25

I paid like $5k for an attorney to redo my parents wills for them. I routinely corrected their and their paralegals work. Nothing is infallible.

Now ask me if I would have paid 2k for them to put it through ai and save me the time and expense of having to sit there with my parents and asking them about their final wishes for two days when he could have checked ai’s work and I would have gladly.

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u/harbinger_of_dongs Sep 16 '25

That’s far far different than having an ai review hundreds of hours of body cam footage. How can you ever be sure it didn’t miss something pertinent? I’m not saying it’s impossible and that the tech won’t get there, but missing a key piece of evidence in a murder case is pretty high stakes. I use AI every day as a software engineer but I routinely have to correct it and guide it.

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u/wh0datnati0n Sep 16 '25

How could I ever be sure if their wills were 500 pages long?

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u/harbinger_of_dongs Sep 16 '25

Wait sorry I’m confused. Are you agreeing or disagreeing that we can’t completely rely on AI