Why expert feedback matters: an AI that writes a weak legal memo can't spot its flaws
ccerrato147 · x · 2026-11-11
The author lays out Mercor's logic: an AI that writes a weak legal memo will likely also miss what's wrong with it, while an expert can specify what the answer must include and which mistakes matter. Mercor's bet is that this kind of feedback stays valuable wherever humans can still do work models cannot.
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