“Using free tier AI apps like ChatGPT risk data being used for training and provide a good baseline for summaries or finding stuff in large documents.”
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- r/legaltech · Aug 17, 2026GeminiCriticizes
“I’ve found every Gemini model in chat , even 3.1 Pro, to be absolutely shockingly awful with hallucinations.”
open - r/legaltech · Aug 15, 2026ValuesLegal AI products are expensive, but cross-checking general models such as Gemini and Claude against each other worked well for the author's bankruptcy analysis. (summary, not a quote)open
- r/legaltech · Aug 9, 2026ValuesHaving trained legal AI models, the author says they have improved from poor to better than the author in unfamiliar practice areas, though they cannot make court appearances. (summary, not a quote)open
- r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ClaudeMixed
“It's definitely a major time savior thiguh it has its significant costs.”
open - r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ClaudeValues
“Over the course of an hour or two of iterations back and forth it spit out a very solid letter.”
open - r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ClaudeValues
“Claude has saved me so much time and has done such a good work.”
open - r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ValuesAI makes big-law M&A work more efficient but juniors outsource their critical thinking, and it is not yet reducing the need for junior lawyers. (summary, not a quote)open
- r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ClaudeValues
“I use Claude Fable/Opus on extra effort all day. It’s made me much more efficient.”
open - r/legaltech · Aug 8, 2026ClaudeValues
“Everything we’d want a junior/intern to do, LLMs do much better, quicker, and at a fraction of the cost.”
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