OpenAI 推出面向法律领域的 Astra for Law

Domain: openai.com Points: 32 | Comments: 20 [Top Comments] - Just like breaking crypto in the age of cloud is more about cost than time, this will lead to legal attacks based on the same principle. The biggest wallet wins. - [delayed] - > The biggest wallet wins This was already always the case. If anything, making this more accessible will reduce the barrier to entry for whether or not it's worth your time to take on a case. Instead of 50 lawyers spending 100s of hours on a case, you can have 1 or 2 lawyers + Astra working on it and if there's a case you can add more real lawyers. - That's already the case in law because you could just hire the best or most lawyers. - Will it be able to sue itself? - Will these models eventually replace all knowledge work, leaving lawyers, doctors, product managers, software developers, and others out of a job? If the benefits were shared across humanity, that could bring us closer to utopia. My worry is that we’ll instead end up with a handful of even wealthier billionaires and millions of people out of work. - Just a few years ago people were paying 400k for pictures of apes. We always make up new stuff to spend money on. - No word on model hallucinations in the blog post. [https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-astra?omniscience...](https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gpt-6-astra?omniscience=omniscience-hallucination-rate) - Not like common law doesnt already have a lot of hallucination going on. - Interesting to see the callout to companies like harvey in the post itself as consumers rather than competitors? I guess openai isn't quite willing to step into those customer relations themselves?