You know exactly what they mean. But if somehow you miraculously don't there are hundreds of stories like this:
replyhttps://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/lawyer-state-farm-f...
Aren’t hallucinations different than slop?
replySo no, I don’t know what they mean.
hallucinations are a subset of slop
replySo is there other “lawslop” or is it just hallucinations in this context?
replyYou must have a greater critical thinking ability than what you are showing now.
replyWhy be so unkind?
replyApologies for the candor but you're being willfully obtuse.
replyI’m honestly looking for an actual example of something other than hallucinations! There are no examples in this entire thread! It’s just cynicism.
replyI mean this is the first google result for AI law slop and it's not citing a hallucination:
replyhttps://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/appeals-court-warns...
It's everywhere and not hard to find if you make even the most modest effort.
Ok, so, “gibberish” in this case?
replyHonestly, this word has lost all meaning, outside of perhaps “any use of AI”.
Well at least I know where team “lawslop” is coming from. Thanks, I guess?
Like I said before, you're being willfully dense in the context of this conversation.
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