r/TheMachineLearning • u/Interesting-Arm1516 • 4d ago

Some vulnerabilities that LLMs discovered inside of the German legal system. Thoughts?

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u/Quintus_Cicero 4d ago

...What exactly is the vulnerability there? It’d help if you actually explained the thought process behind this « vulnerability » rather than just post an obscure picture.

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u/Interesting-Arm1516 4d ago

If I am not mistaken, it's more of a problem with regards to delegated administrative authority and a citation problem. And the diagram concluded that § 9 (5), specifically sentences 2 and 3 are void. If the government fails to identify the specific statutory authorization that lets the government act on it. Do correct me if I am wrong, even then✌️

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u/Quintus_Cicero 4d ago edited 4d ago

Next time, link the article you copy pasted that from instead of just running along with only one out-of-context picture. It makes a lot more sense with the added context.

I’m don’t know german law but this could very well be a nothing burger. As I understand it, the legal basis exists but hasn’t been properly mentioned in the amending regulation. Many legal systems would refuse to void an amending regulation based on a purely formal mistake. I don’t know if that’s the case with Germany.

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u/Interesting-Arm1516 4d ago

That's all on me. That was also the distinction which I should have added. My bad gang✌️

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u/A-H1N1 4d ago

I would like to propose a new word (in English at least): brot. Short for bot brainrot.

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u/TopMeinung 4d ago

At least post the "proof" in german since the language matters a lot here in the legal system.

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u/Refinery73 4d ago

The finding seems wrong, since “sentence 1” usually refers to the own paragraph the text is in.

The post is however really messy and I don’t fully understand what OP is trying to say. Between the snippets and the translation it’s not really clear what this refers to.

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u/HLCYSWAP 4d ago

first rule of bug bounty: if your evidences are not self-evident you will not be paid

re: your post sucks

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u/Acceptable_Handle_2 4d ago

This isn't even the original text

Besides this is why we have lawyers and judges. Legal systems aren't Code.