Fire Your Lawyer

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Does anyone seriously fall for this shit? How do you sleep at night knowing you've written something so manipulative?

Just when you thought the practice of law couldn't get more scummy. At least with a real lawyer there's some laws protecting and defining the relationship. Not surprised that someone is attempting this, but deeply disappointed anyway.

related: https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/27/business/chat-gpt-avianca-mat...

ChatGPT actually does a really great job of dealing with legal/business matters. It's really helpful to spend a little bit of time to ask questions, and understand basics that would otherwise be inefficient for a lawyer/accountant to explain. With that information it's much easier to communicate with an actual expert to go directly to what they're actually useful for i.e. making decisions as a professional rather than explaining things to you that can be found on a government website.

It also seems insane to me to have "fire your lawyer" as a tagline. Current AI makes things more efficient, it doesn't eliminate the need for experts. Especially for a law service because lawyers tend to be very cautious, and explore a variety of contingencies. This seems like the exact kind of thing most lawyers would advise against.