ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)
uses an artificial language learning model to imitate a human
response to a query.
Many consider the technology impressive for its ability to
perform 'deep learning' but users should be wary, as the
program is far from performing '
artificial general intelligence'
The technology has been known to absorb and reflect wildly
inaccurate information (both as a result of both general and
targeted injections of online misinformation), and
'hallucinate' unsound responses as a function of the
insufficient intelligence of its algorithmic programming.
Potential uses of ChatGPT and other LLM
technologies
Despite these shortcomings, ChatGPT's LLM functioning still
provides some considerable benefits to lawyers and expert witnesses
that are likely to become a part of everyday legal standard
practice, if not already. Here are five of the key functions
ChatGPT can help lawyers and expert witnesses perform faster.
