I got one from our head dev where he admitted outright using “an agent” to rewrite an ssh tunnel and then finished his sentence with a gemini level question asking if we wanted additional functionality that made no damned sense.
The tunnel bricked, btw.
The tunnel bricked, btw.
A tunnel made by AI:
Boss: “You say this email was written by you despite the fact it obviously contains em dashes.”
Seymour: I just learned about them – they’re fantastic!
Boss: It’s addressed, “Dear Super Nintendo Chalmers”.
Don’t worry. Copilot will automatically insert itself as a co-author to your email.
My company wants to see that we’re using it. The obvious the better.
Just put
This email generated by co-pilot, I probably didn’t even read it, FML.
As your default outlook sig.
Patented manager emails, old family recipe.
Email from manager was created by copilot, use copilot to summarize their email
I will then use copilot to translate your manager speak in to regular speech costing the company tokens and fulfilling the company target of using more copilot.
Just got an AI from my lawyer, not sure how to respond
Drop him.
don’t have the luxury to afford another retainer
I feel it. To be entirely honest, it was already probably sent by an underpaid secretary or paralegal. Now it’s just more apparent that they have too large a caseload.
If it impacts the case, you can see about having them hand it off to another lawyer, but that is definitely something to be strategic about (especially depending on the nature of the work).
Most attorneys are willing to pick up a case or contract work with a sort of finders fee to the first attorney that depends on how much work was done before the handoff.
Not sure if it’ll work for you, but I’d try an honest conversation as a lot of the times, attorneys are aware that certain cases/clients aren’t the right fit or they may be unable to handle the caseload.
Worst case scenario, the attorney can comply but increase their fees; because they have to process things manually.
If I were practicing, I would be suuuuper hesitant to do that in any half reasonable jurisdiction. Bar associations (and judges) take client fees pretty seriously and attorneys are already obligated to review everything (even if it’s a fiction we all turn a blind eye to).
Have you tried asking copilot??
