This Spectator piece reads like gossip until you realize it’s actually a warning. A senior English barrister takes a real appeal he spent a day and a half writing, feeds it to an AI model, and gets back something better in 30 seconds. It matched the standard of the very best barristers, and it did it instantly, for... See more

Future implications: If we achieve Probabilistic → Probabilistic → Deterministic AI, it could revolutionize trust and adoption of AI in critical fields. Imagine an AI lawyer that can take a fuzzy description of a case (probabilistic input), use a learned model to interpret and reason about it (probabilistic processing), but then output a... See more

A core research interest of mine is imagining new kinds of interfaces to text documents that are made possible by modern AI and software. I think an interesting place to look for such ideas may be interface designs for reading and writing legal documents .

Legal document-wrangling tools have a handful of properties that make it fertile ground for... See more