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7 May 2025 Conversations with Tyler Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
“I think a few years ago, it was encountering quite strong obstacles in the law itself because lawyers tended to like being able to charge very high prices and had a dislike of things that could bid them down.”
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- 7 May 2025
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- Conversations with Tyler
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- Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
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…Where will AGI encounter the strongest legal obstacles? I think a few years ago, it was encountering quite strong obstacles in the law itself because lawyers tended to like being able to charge very high prices and had a dislike of things that could bid them down. My less flippant answer is, probably big chunks of healthcare because it’s bound up in certain things around how we handle personal data, all of the standards around that. All of those standards are probably going to need to be changed in some form to make them amenable to being used by AI. We’ve had a really hard time updating or changing data standards in general. Once you can put the AI on your own hard drive, which will be pretty soon, won’t that all change?…
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