How many of these cases do we have to have before lawyers realise that they need to check that the things an LLM tells them are actually true?
It doesn't matter, because any process that seems right most of the time but occasionally is wrong in subtle, hard to spot ways is basically a machine to lull people into not checking, so stuff will always slip through. It's just like the cars driving themselves but you need to be able to jump in if there is a mistake, humans are not going to react as fast as if they were driving, because they aren't going to be enga…
As someone who has done QA on white collar work it's tiring looking for little errors in work reports. Most people are not cut out for it.