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    WASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - OpenAI on Thursday released a legal industry-focused version of its latest AI technology, GPT-6 Astra, that it said is designed to help law firms and legal software providers conduct ‌research, draft advice and build custom applications for lawyers.

    The launch of Astra for Law marks the latest push by the top AI labs into the legal market, where technology companies are racing to capture business from law firms and legal departments.

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    Google last month expanded its Gemini ⁠Enterprise offerings for legal professionals, and Anthropic since January has released tools for lawyers using its Claude AI assistant.

    OpenAI said its new product combines its Astra model with an index of US case law, statutes, regulations and other legal materials, along with specialized instructions for legal analysis and writing.

    The company said legal AI vendors including Harvey and Legora will be able to build products on Astra for Law, and the platform will include ‌integrations ⁠with software providers such as Relativity, Clio, Intapp and Thomson Reuters.

    OpenAI said “selected” law firms will gain access to ⁠its product initially through a special program that includes protections for confidential client work.

    The company said it has worked with firms including Sullivan & ⁠Cromwell, Ropes & Gray, Cooley, Latham & Watkins and Wachtell Lipton on testing and developing legal AI applications.







  • Everyone knows your opinion, you guys are just shitting up every thread with a hint of AI at this point. Let people have their fun, don’t join in if you don’t want to but there’s no need for the constant buzzkill.

    It’s a fun little meme about everyone’s favorite lemur, pedo and national tragedy. It’s not your personal platform to complain and bitch and moan.


  • My point is that the average power usage for generating images is still well below the average gaming session. You’d have to be generating dozens of images everyday to come close.

    We need new solar/wind/nuclear power to power our existing infrastructure

    You could of stopped there. Both are energy drains and I’d even argue gaming has less of a return. But even if someone is just generating images for fun, it’s still fine, just like gaming is just for fun and doesn’t return anything but it’s still fine.

    It’s not up to you to pick and choose which technologies are okay based on what the media is saying, but our grid to adapt and upgrade to clean energy (which should have happened a long time ago).

    I find enjoyment and use in it, and I’m using less energy than some guy playing GTA or making popcorn. Tbh, the whole anti AI movement kind of comes off as being mostly about acting like dicks and gatekeeping. If you don’t want to use it, then don’t.


  • Grimy@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world9/11
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    Do you think people would take you seriously if you complained about their 2 hour long gaming session or how they microwaved a burrito for 2 minutes and a half?

    I don’t use image gen much, just mockups here and there and the occasional memes. But no one plays only 4 minutes on their ps5. The disconnect is intense. And mind you, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with spending 12 hours gaming on your day off, it’s the constant bitching about AI as if it was the first piece of technology that uses energy.



  • latest revelation also comes as growing numbers of U.S. lawmakers call for new rules to govern AI systems after dire warnings from two Anthropic researchers that rapidly progressing AI ⁠could lead to the extinction of the human race in the not-too-distant future

    They are training and fine tuning their fucking bots to do stupid shit on purpose so they can get a monopoly through regulations.

    2 years of media campaigns getting everyone to hate AI, and now push through all the anti consumer laws with “for your safety”




  • Grimy@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.worldGrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding
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    Sorry, I don’t bootlick the copyright machine. Anyone with half a brain can see it’s transformative. I don’t get why collage is fine but AI isn’t, it’s just copyright mega corps and data brokers that smell blood in the water. All the data isn’t even owned by the artist, you are fighting for universal records, not your local guitarist.

    For the climate aspect, it’s mostly grid issues and corruption. It’s laughable to blame AI when we have president pedo prostrating himself in front of oil companies and destroying renewable projects. We need regulations and all that on where they can be placed and how they get powered, but in the end, it’s just software. I could use AI 8 hours a day for my whole life and I still wouldn’t be close to the damage one ticket to Europe does. It’s a scape goat being served by a corrupt pro oil lobby.

    Don’t get me wrong, I know what datacenters entail with the amount of people they serve, but if you look at it at an individual level, it’s a drop in the bucket, or it would be if they weren’t using plane turbines. We need regulations to curb the stupidity, but it’s doesn’t make it all inherently bad.




  • Grimy@lemmy.worldtoTechnology@lemmy.worldGrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding
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    The fact that it isn’t perfect is the grey. And sure, it has a lot of problems but not only is it still useful anyways, but those problems are being ironed out. They probably won’t disappear completely but the tech is already miles further than what we had 2 years ago.

    To make you understand what I mean by black and white, you have a user that put “AI is evil” in big bold letters in the comments. The hate is almost cult like for part of the population, and imo, it’s mostly because the media tells them to be mad.

    Most of it depends on the task in any case. I don’t work with massive code bases and it doesn’t take long reading through a few scripts, running it and checking the output. The people I know that do work with huge code bases are using it as well, but I can’t really talk for them either. They don’t hate it tho.