Futureism- Sam Altman Thanks Programmers for Their Effort, Says Their Time Is Over

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16. Just to illustrate that point about curated LLMs

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Lexis/Nexis has always been a leader in information resources for the legal profession. They offer Lexis+ AI, but are positioning it as an "assistant", trying to avoid blame when dipshit lawyers just hit the button and produce a brief without any proofreading. This is a very conservative position, but they are highly respected in the legal field, so that may work out.
https://www.lexisnexis.com/en-us/products/lexis-plus.page

There are newcomers who are trying to position as "Lawyer-in-a-box". If they have done a good job of curation, then they might make take a big bite out of Lexis' share.

https://gc.ai
https://strongsuit.com/solutions/legal-research-ai/
and a bunch of others:
Thomson Reuters CoCounsel
MyCase
Harvey AI
Diligen
etc etc etc

These things are growing like weeds, but who knows what the quality is? A law firm can trash their reputation in a hurry if they use an AI product that puts out garbage.

But the point is, none of this business is going to Altman, Musk or any of the other crooks who are taking investors for billions of dollars to build vast data centers that may end up mostly unnecessary.