houfu ang @houfu

I code. I law. I am a 🦄! alt-counsel.com Singapore Joined April 2009

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houfu ang @houfu

2 months ago

@samuelharden “Will work for Claude Code tokens”

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Scott Stevenson @scottastevenson

2 months ago

Every leap forward in legal AI has been previewed by AI tools for software engineers, which are similar but always a year ahead. The next unimaginable leap will be the elimination of Word as the primary way lawyers interact with documents. Engineers are no longer coding in code editors. Agents have become so good that they’re dropping their IDE and just reviewing the work of their agents. Lawyers will not see this coming, just as engineers didn’t see it coming.

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houfu ang @houfu

2 months ago

“MAKE NO MISTAKES. DO NOT HALLUCINATE. ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH. CITE EVERYTHING. DONT ADD MORE THAN WHAT IS REQUIRED. MAKE IT SIMPLE ENOUGH FOR CLIENT TO READ. DONT USE ANY EM DASHS”

David J Phillips @davj

2 months ago

"Make no mistakes DO NOT HALLUCINATE. YOU ARE AN EXPERT SOFTWARE ENGINEER"

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houfu ang @houfu

2 months ago

@ZachAbramowitz All the lawyer friends I want to brag to only know Harvey and Legora. “Wtf is Claude” has no kick.

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Rob Freund @RobertFreundLaw

2 months ago

Lawyer who submitted appellate brief citing 2 fake cases is asked to explain before 7th Circuit. Lawyer insists she did not use AI, says she is "too technologically challenged to even attempt to use AI." Sanctions: public admonishment only.

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houfu ang @houfu

2 months ago

What kind of journalism calls people all over the place without getting any response ?! #Singapore

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Alex Su @heyitsalexsu

2 months ago

“AI will reduce the demand for legal work in the future!” The future:

sam lessin 🏴‍☠️ @lessin

2 months ago

lol came home to certified mail of @Jack_Raines using @pettylawsuit to sue me for defamation - the future is bright!

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Law in Japan @Colin_P_A_Jones

2 months ago

New way to make convertible bond covenants even more unreadable is dropping

River Marchand @Riyvir

2 months ago

This little illuminated dragon is very happy about Pretext. He's too busy having fun to care about people's "hot takes" on how "it's not that special." (This little dragon also only works on desktop right now but maybe I'll do mobile later) illustrated-manuscript.vercel.app

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Lon Harris @Lons

2 years ago

What's interesting here is that a computer did the fun, creative job of drawing Kermit in various scenarios, and then a human did the boring, labor-intensive job of creating shortcuts with custom thumbnails to open all of their favorite apps.

Damon Beres @dlberes

2 years ago

People will be like, “generative AI has no practical use case,” but I did just use it to replace every app icon on my home screen with images of Kermit, soooo

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houfu ang @houfu

2 years ago

@edelman215 @grocy_erp Even using your handphone camera? I got acceptable mileage out of that.

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houfu ang @houfu

2 years ago

@Clevy_Law Increasingly, Ace Attorney (a video game) soundtracks. Guess that's a minor improvement compared to Metallica when I was an associate.

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anton @abacaj

2 years ago

There goes prompt engineering

Anthropic @AnthropicAI

2 years ago

You can now generate production-ready prompts in the Anthropic Console. Describe what you want to achieve, and Claude will use prompt engineering techniques like chain-of-thought reasoning to create more effective, precise and reliable prompts.

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Prakash @8teAPi

2 years ago

Long discussion with senior partner at major Bay Area law firm today > expects legal AI to decimate profession > law firms charge by hour, and gen AI specifically cuts time for many many tasks > unimpressed by most specific legal AI offerings > chatGPT with some prompting is still superior than specific tools > 10-20% error rate is acceptable -> “ 😂 you should see how dumb associates are, partners have to correct everything anyway and don’t trust associates fully” > feels lots of work will transition to in-house counsel. No need to hire external firms that charge by the hour when twenty minutes with chatGPT can get you decent results > personally looking to move in-house > good for areas of law where services were too expensive for many to afford for eg divorces > terrible for juniors entering the profession Of one large legal AI player > tested product in January, was useless. Just simple prompting directly with chatGPT gave better results > founders were like what first year associates? They don’t understand how law is practiced > they’re very well funded but law firms are struggling to use them > heard most of their revenue is coming from PWC, audit and compliance work rather than legal

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sgliterature | 😷 @sgliterature

2 years ago

Writers and publishers in Singapore reject a government plan to train AI on their work restofworld.org/2024/singapore… by @incoherentboy via @restofworld

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bani haykal @fdbckfdfwd

2 years ago

guess what happens every time to a space that ever existed where “magic” occurred? i’ll give you a hint, depending on the weather it either starts with “g” and ends with “entrification” or it starts with “h” and ends with “eavy regulations” 🚽

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houfu ang @houfu

2 years ago

@hellopeiying What kind of site is this?

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houfu ang @houfu

2 years ago

@samuelharden @damienriehl @colinlachance Number of pages faxed is far easier to budget than no of million tokens 👍

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Sam Harden @samuelharden

2 years ago

Des Legs

Robin Houston @robinhouston

2 years ago

This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I don't know why OP deleted it, but I think it needs to be preserved for posterity.

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Steven Lerner @Steven_Lerner

2 years ago

It turns out that many legal professionals are NOT using AI legal tools. A new survey of 384 attorneys today from @Law360 found no clear winner among these #legaltech tools in use. Read the full analysis: law360.com/pulse/articles…

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Free Law Project ⚖ @FreeLawProject

2 years ago

A couple fun privacy facts about CourtListener: 1) We don't use Google Analytics, and instead opt for a much more private tracker to log usage stats. Even then, we only log traffic on one of ten page loads. When we look at our dashboard, we multiply × 10 to get real numbers.