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This is the lesson of the sorcerer’s apprentice. | This is the lesson of the sorcerer’s apprentice. | ||
But, as Radiant’s [[Sign Here|Alex Hamilton]] remarked to me, the converse is also true. An LLM may pick up and flag for routine non-compliance a clause which, in the context, should sound a deeper alarm. A hedge fund customer who cuts back or even wordsmiths a standard [[market abuse]] representation ''[i.e., that it will never place an order when in possession of non-public price-sensitive information]'' because that ''is'' a [[bright line]] and a willingness even to approach it should be setting off klaxons across the organisation. | |||
====The oblique purposes of formal contracts==== | ====The oblique purposes of formal contracts==== |