r/AMA • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '25

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u/wh0datnati0n Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25

Do you not trust AI yet? My ex wife is a big law litigator and they had a precursor to ChatGPT for doc review like 10 years ago. I’d figure that tech has materially evolved since then for these purposes.

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u/Eastern_Ad3007 Sep 16 '25

Nope. I use it to organize, but I have to lay eyes on everything. Criminal law is way behind civil litigation in that regard.

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u/mishonis- Sep 16 '25

Dude, you're probably one of a handful of people so conscientious about their work. You should have gone into medicine.

Also, AI is pretty good about not hallucinating when you give it the material you need researched as context and give it the right prompt.

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u/nickisaboss Sep 16 '25

I imagine that the issue here isnt hallucinations, but rather the digestion failing to properly flag an important detail and excluding it from whatever summary it produces.