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So much of it is about information awareness. Like it or not, these consultants and analysts talk to hundreds of C-levels all the time. They become excellent information sources about what is working, what is not working, and about business risks that a particular executive may not be aware of. Yes, there is the potential for group-think, and the bad ones shill for a particular technology or process without any basis…

>It's easy to be cynical about this It's probably easier to assume that their job is to provide objective expert advice since thats what they say they do. I'm being realistic here, not cynical.

>It's probably easier to assume that their job is to provide objective expert advice since thats what they say they do.

You are mistaken "expertise" with fashion and a good voice.

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I wonder how long it takes AI to get good at law. Right now the verbal tasks it excels at are similar to the artistic ones: namely, solving problems with enormous solution spaces that are robust to small perturbations. That is, change a good picture of an angry tree man slightly and it's still probably a good picture of an angry tree man.

Isn't ChatGPT getting progressively better scores on medical and law exams? It will probably pass the USMLE and the bar one day. If it doesn't already. It's gonna be interesting.

Yes and that's amazing -- but law exams resemble programming exams. In the wild, both labors require you to keep a mountain of project-specific context in your head, something that tests like the LSAT cannot evaluate.
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