“He set up a team of AI agents to check the other AI agents' work and then check it again. Every day, as I was working on the case, it would just go and check everything I'd see.”

The Fin · The AI reckoning arrives for Australia’s legal industry

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ran an entire Fair Work Commission case using a team of AI agents, primarily ChatGPT Pro, to research, draft arguments, check citations, and generate courtroom submissions

$200 a month for ChatGPT Pro; about 20 days of personal work over an eight-month case; 10-15 AI agents running simultaneously

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