> not learning from the LLM how to understand his lawyers arguments better
The leverage came in the form of reducing costs. When you ask your lawyer to explain, they happily bill you for that time.
The leverage came in the form of reducing costs. When you ask your lawyer to explain, they happily bill you for that time.
The incentives are against you. Lower costs lets defendant fight it out longer with less $$ for lawyer. Law firm isn't spending more hours to earn less. So you gotta have a friend with this skill and a vested interest or do the legwork, which OP suggest AI was for him.
I don't agree AI had a significant part to play here. The leverage, whatever it was isn't likely to be public. Certainly wasn't AI as the title suggests.