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This was early 2015, on my commute to Cambridge, Mass., the morning of a critical meeting at Harvard Law School, where I worked. By the time we’d arranged ourselves around a conference table in early 2015, I had a different perspective. Caselaw books waiting to be scanned. I hit the brakes. The truck kept rolling.
And then once you’ve given me the answer, then go into the caselaw discussion, that is provide one paragraph per case. And so here, you’re gonna see one paragraph per case. And it talks about these various cases that are here. And give me the answer right up top right. Precise, humans are about 96%. This is 99.6.
This was early 2015, on my commute to Cambridge, Mass., the morning of a critical meeting at Harvard Law School, where I worked. By the time we’d arranged ourselves around a conference table in early 2015, I had a different perspective. Caselaw books waiting to be scanned. I hit the brakes. The truck kept rolling.
And then once you’ve given me the answer, then go into the caselaw discussion, that is provide one paragraph per case. And so here, you’re gonna see one paragraph per case. And it talks about these various cases that are here. And give me the answer right up top right. Precise, humans are about 96%. This is 99.6.
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