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Before long, this process will have itself sedimented into the administrative sludge that weighs your organisation down. Other processes will depend on it. Surgical removal will be ''hard''. | Before long, this process will have itself sedimented into the administrative sludge that weighs your organisation down. Other processes will depend on it. Surgical removal will be ''hard''. | ||
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{{drop|L|LMs can’t function}} by, or think for, themselves (''yet''). Their deployment implies not saved legal cost, but “[[Seven wastes of negotiation|waste]]” transferred: what once was spent on [[legal eagle]]s will be diffused among [[software-as-a-service]] providers, the firm’s procurement complex, [[internal audit]], [[operations]] and, yes, dear old [[legal]] who will ''still'' have to handle exceptions, manage and troubleshoot the system, vouch for it, be blamed for it, to periodically certify its legal adequacy to CASS compliance and then, when it turns out not to be, explain why it wasn’t to the operational risk [[steerco]]. | |||
LLMs as finite. They necessarily mimic what has gone before. While yes | LLMs as finite. They necessarily mimic what has gone before. While, yes [[Alpha Go|AlphaGo]] might engineer a novel strategy in a [[zero-sum game]], it is not so easy on in the non-linear infinitude of life. An LLM that purports to improve on its training material will be distrusted it doesn’t understand, so what good had it got of reimagining? | ||
The perfect LLM serves up an archetypal sample of what you already have. | The perfect LLM serves up an archetypal sample of what you already have. | ||