Pierre Desmarais (lawyer): “ChatGPT doesn’t work for legal tasks”
● For the specialist in digital health law, artificial intelligence tools will play a role, however they will not replace basic competencies in the legal professions.
● Citing the example of the independently developed tool CNIL GPT, he discusses the limits of AI with regard to the understanding of law and legal contexts.
● He points out that ChatGPT is by no means able to provide relevant answers to legal questions, but that it is useful for proofreading computer code.
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● Citing the example of the independently developed tool CNIL GPT, he discusses the limits of AI with regard to the understanding of law and legal contexts.
● He points out that ChatGPT is by no means able to provide relevant answers to legal questions, but that it is useful for proofreading computer code.
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