[RoosterRedux]

If an AI program can write a legal brief then an AI program can be sued.

What if a lawyer lets his teenage daughter write the brief he submits? Is she legally liable? Of course not. He’s the one who filed it.

Or if he copies a brief from a textbook, do you sue the publisher or the original author? Of course not.

Responsibility follows the actor with agency and accountability. Same with AI. The lawyer who files the brief is the one held liable.

[Alberta's Child]

Now I’m confused. If the premise of the article is that AI will displace all this human labor, then what purpose does it serve if a human professional is still expected to be responsible for the end result anyway?

So I guess AI isn’t going to replace all those humans after all — right?