I actually touch on this exact risk at the very end of the post. AI can automate drafting and knowledge retrieval, but that is only a fraction of the overall process.
The legal system is fundamentally slow, by design. It still took 11 months of waiting for agencies, airlines, and courts to move. That inherent slowness is creating friction to filter out low-effort "slop"; that latency partially accomplishes that.
I actually touch on this exact risk at the very end of the post. AI can automate drafting and knowledge retrieval, but that is only a fraction of the overall process.
The legal system is fundamentally slow, by design. It still took 11 months of waiting for agencies, airlines, and courts to move. That inherent slowness is creating friction to filter out low-effort "slop"; that latency partially accomplishes that.