According to the CEO of the AI-powered legal copilot, RobinAI, the technology helps automate repetitive tasks. However, users should still check the output of these tools and not treat it as a finished product.
Richard Robinson, CEO of AI legal copilot Robin AI, has said the key to mitigating the risks of “AI hallucinations” is human, not technical. He emphasized that legal professionals should not use artificial intelligence (AI) tools without the proper oversight.
In an interview with Cointelegraph, Robinson emphasized that, while powerful, AI isn’t a substitute for human qualities like judgment. It can automate repetitive tasks, but its output should be checked rather than treated as a final product.
AI hallucinations are instances where AI systems generate inaccurate or false outputs, interpretations or predictions. It highlights the potential for AI algorithms to produce results that diverge from reality or expected outcomes, leading to errors or misconceptions in their functioning.
