The official ChatGPT thread - the next big thing?

[Jeff Lebowski]

It is amazing the stuff you can unlock when you really start digging more and more into that capabilities of AI. Claude with skills is a game changer. I'm starting to build out skills within it to automate more tasks. I'm actually starting to abandon the javascript code stuff that I was building in favor of this.

I've got the early start of a system where I load up the Complaint, Answer and Counter-claim, and Answer to Counter. I have a skill that then relies on several samples of discovery requests in a knowledge base that then pulls the disputed issues from the complaint and creates an initial set of discovery requests for the case. From there, I can then refine what it is proposing before it creates a final set of discovery requests. I'm getting a pretty clean word document from this that is then go through and make a few stylistic edits and substantive edits.

I think when it is fully built out, I can produce a set of discovery within less than 30 minutes time.

My next build out is going to be dropping in an informal transcript from a hearing and then using it to build out a proposed order. Rev.com does a pretty good job with creating an informal AI transcript. Not perfect, but it is still pretty decent.

This video really helped in learning more about reverse engineering a document and then using that to built out skills. Again, I'm in the early stages of this. Excited to see what more can be done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2xcbJNhZIY

Just watched the whole video.

[BigPiney]

Just watched the whole video.

me too, that was amazing.

[Pelado]

It is amazing the stuff you can unlock when you really start digging more and more into that capabilities of AI. Claude with skills is a game changer. I'm starting to build out skills within it to automate more tasks. I'm actually starting to abandon the javascript code stuff that I was building in favor of this.

I've got the early start of a system where I load up the Complaint, Answer and Counter-claim, and Answer to Counter. I have a skill that then relies on several samples of discovery requests in a knowledge base that then pulls the disputed issues from the complaint and creates an initial set of discovery requests for the case. From there, I can then refine what it is proposing before it creates a final set of discovery requests. I'm getting a pretty clean word document from this that is then go through and make a few stylistic edits and substantive edits.

I think when it is fully built out, I can produce a set of discovery within less than 30 minutes time.

My next build out is going to be dropping in an informal transcript from a hearing and then using it to build out a proposed order. Rev.com does a pretty good job with creating an informal AI transcript. Not perfect, but it is still pretty decent.

This video really helped in learning more about reverse engineering a document and then using that to built out skills. Again, I'm in the early stages of this. Excited to see what more can be done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2xcbJNhZIY

How long would it typically take to do that without using AI tools?

[MartyFunkhouser]

How long would it typically take to do that without using AI tools?

It would take me at least an hour or more. I'm being conservative with 30 minutes with the AI tools. I just ran it for another case and proposed a good set of discovery materials for the case in under 15 minutes of active work. It did take the skill about 10 minutes to produce the document. However, I was able to move on to other projects while it was running.

[YOhio]

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