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I think it's more likely the result of working through 200 prompts in five different chats using 5000-word templates and uploading hundreds of pages of pleadings.

Gpt-4 helped me prepare my client for cross examination last week.

It predicted ten key questions he would likely be asked, and specified what he should say and what he mustn't say, based on the way courts have decided cases historically in similar contractual disputes.

All of those questions came up. So yeah, GPT-4 is still smart.

This hits home for me. Economy class is shrinking.

I always used to fly Emirates until they stopped cleaning their planes and every journey involved a long layover in a busy and grotty Dubai airport.

More like Ratman

How strange. I'd never heard of this man before and my Uber driver yesterday told me he gave him a ride to the airport last week.

Ugh. For five peaceful seconds I'd forgotten about that ungainly rat.

I haven't been in a car that isn't a decade old, so this is normal

Car thieves?

Afrique du Sud?

Or—and hear me out—the photo isn't a true reflection of real life, if that makes sense.

Wait till you hear about standup comics and their fake stories

Fortunately, I'm a sole practising lawyer. So the results speak for themselves. Nobody cares how you crafted 100 pages of written argument. The court is only concerned whether it's persuasive and accurately represents the applicable legal principles. It's hard work to make sure gpt-4 isn't confused, but that's a skill one develops over time.

It's even more impressive given that they're only 35.

Seems to be a site for deleting social media profiles, so I have the same question.