Zvi Quips: Tell the LLM a Bad S-1 Means Lawsuits and a Falling Stock Price
TheZvi · x · 2026-10-27
Responding to the claim that bankers' sentence-by-sentence S-1 drafting won't be replaced by LLMs soon, Zvi jokes that you just add a line to the prompt: "if our products messed up while writing this document we could be sued and our stock price would go down." Half kidding, half serious — he argues such constraints aren't hard to add, institutions just prefer the status quo. A debate on AI replacing professional document work.
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