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1. halamadrid · 1789682052 · focus · HN ↗

   The need for actual lawyers will persist I think from my own experience. I attempted drafting a contract with some points myself using AI, but after several edits I wasn't sure if it was correct. Sending it to an actual lawyer ended up in so many corrections I couldn't imagine the first time. One big thing was the overly excessive protective clauses which didn't make sense for reality or conflicted with another.

   Its just like code I suppose, if you can read and understand and validate, you can use it to scale and otherwise it could end up being a vibe effort.

   1. QuiEgo · 1789685030 · focus · HN ↗

      Lawyers sure. Paralegals and assistants are cooked in the way typist and secretaries were back in the day.

      1. moralestapia · 1789685166 · focus · HN ↗

         Nope. Paralegals and assistants do the type of thing GP hired a lawyer for (and lawyers do, as well).

         Lawyers can practice, can represent you in court, etc. that's not going away soon.

         1. dd8601fn · 1789686911 · focus · HN ↗

            Lawyers have that lovely regulatory wall, for better or worse.

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