Lawyer: SOTA LLMs are no better at novel legal arguments than in 2022
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-11-15
A lawyer who has followed AI since GPT-2 argues that the truly remarkable progress has been in math and coding, but SOTA models show no improvement over 2022 at generating or defending novel legal arguments — a practitioner's counterpoint to the narrative of across-the-board capability gains.
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