Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "LegalEagle" channel.

  1.  @markc4008  what a load of twaddle. If it wasn’t about him why was he ditched by Disney? She just hid behind the me too movement
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  2.  @markc4008  does his name have to be in the title for it to refer to him? Why did Disney ditch him if it wasn’t about him? Who was it about if not him? Why did did she admit in court it was about him if it wasn’t?
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  3.  @christinebenson518  You absolutely can. You just need to donate to the Conservative party. I think the going rate starts at around a quarter of a mil for a minor title.
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  4.  @christhegreat998  giving people the bird is illegal? Since when? The police are gonna have their hands full
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  5. Gabonzo and everytime he's gone bankrupt he's ripped off a ton of people
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  6. Sounds kind of like a trump moment
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  7. Do a video on the legalities of Robinhood suspending buying of Gamestop shares by small investors
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  8. I don’t think many lawyers are like him
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  9.  @Heather_in_Kansas  what’s wrong with links to assange? And Putin for that matter?
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  10. This is what happens when you allow pre-emptive pardons
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  11.  @largebills337  and when there's 19 and and trained cops outside a school they kids are being shot in? You don't think they should have a legal responsibility to intervene?
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  12. David Berkovits you sound racist
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  13.  @sheilatuano9633  how very measly mouthed of you. I notice that Amber Hurd hasn’t had the same treatment for her abuse of alcohol, drugs and Depp
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  14. No no, that’s just typical American behaviour
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  15.  @MrLegendra  you always need a human to oversee the process and judge the answer. In reality you want to train and fine tune an industry specific LLM, and then take a copy of that trained model and fine tune it to be domain and even role specific.
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  16. Sounds like American capitalism
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  17. Funny how no one’s talking about how he was told to attack Country A, or by whom. If he’s being indicted he might as well spill the beans on everything, right?
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  18. For a start that’s the Baltimore ex police commissioner bunny who started hamsterdamn, why you letting him practice in court?
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  19.  @MsRiverdee  which weren’t witnessed or captured on camera by anybody else so could have been placed afterwards, and even if they were true does wine prove abuse?
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  20.  @MsRiverdee  yes
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  21. It’s exactly the same with Hunter Biden, ftx and the dnc and pelosi’s insider trading. It’s a club for the elite and we ain’t in it
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  22. 100m subs, all in India though
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  23. Is there a reason Hilary Clinton wasn’t indicted for ask those emails? Isn’t it the same thing if not worse?
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  24.  @CaseyM  sure sure, the same fbi they lied about Hunter Biden’s laptop being Russian disinformation then misplaced and lost it, the same fbi that instigated Jan 6th with over 50 agents in the protest that broke into congress, the same fbi that had people on the board of Twitter telling them to censor anything they said Hunter Biden’s laptop was real. That FBI
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  25. There’s no doubt at all he’s cheating
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  26. Prakash Singha racial discrimination is part of Indian culture
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  27. Prakash Singha so you can't take the piss out of gingers in India but the caste system is OK
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  28. Being as judges never disbar lawyers even when they blatantly should, or probably will
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  29. Basically paramilitaries
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  30. jpdemer5 are prison riot guards legally allowed to police the streets?
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  31. Pete fl ironic how the deepest state has been achieved by the shallowest man
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  32. Any reason honest Hilarious wasn’t indicted for the same thing?
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  33.  @duanehirini2078 you know you’re being set up to be the USA’s proxy to fight China, right? America is willing to fight Russia and China to the last Ukrainian and Australian. And you’re going to bankrupt yourselves for the privilege to do so.
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  34. Who told him to attack country A? Why is no one talking about that?
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  35.  @FrejaProudTransbian  pretty sure she used a non secure private email address and server to distribute classified documents and information. Whether you misuse documents physically or digitally, it’s the same thing. In fact you could easily argue that digital misuse is worse and more vulnerable
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  36. Have you not heard of Aladdin? It’s owned and run by blackwater and vanguard. If you don’t know who they are, you should
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  37.  @bruhbruh4329  how would you know
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  38. Laughing At You you've never experienced one so you don't know. And not if 75 or 90 % vote a particular way. And the alternative is tyranny of the 49 or even worse the 25 or 10%. Obviously you don't believe in brexit either
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  39. Laughing At You name one
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  40. Laughing At You you didn't state your opinion on brexit
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  41. Laughing At You what about tyranny of the 49%, or 25%, or 10 or 1%?
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  42. Laughing At You Athens wasn't anywhere near a democracy. only free Greek men who owned land got to vote. You can't tell because you don't know any pure democracies so your arguments are null and void
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  43. Laughing At You No. According to you a pure democracy is when free landowning men of a particular nationality are allowed to vote. Maybe 20% of the population.
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  44. Laughing At You you said a pure democracy. Now you're saying anyone you decide can vote is a democracy. If only I can vote then 100% of the democratic vote agrees to everything and there's no tyranny according to you
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  45. Laughing At You you're being deliberately obtuse. The point still stands
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  46. I’m guessing free speech doesn’t really mean anything in the USA anymore if they only thing we have to rely on to protect it is big tech who are the Hunter m biggest censors exceeded ever
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  47. Hope you’re going to do a review on the performance of the various lawyers involved
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  48.  @obeseperson  snowflakes are just ex cops or off duty cops
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  49.  @singletona082  you mean like cops?
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  50.  @jaybee4118  highly likely, yeah that’s why they kept getting him back and waited until Amber wrote her piece on him
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  51.  @hollowwoods7130  but he acts American
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  52. A little bit of prompt engineering and you can ensure it always fact checks itself.
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  53.  @TEverettReynolds it’s quite simple; they didn’t know how to use it properly. Think of it as a car. Not every car is the same, and some cars have different properties and functionality than others, some are suited to different terrains and environments etc. You wouldn’t try and plough a field with a Ferrari or enter a drag race with a monster truck. Unfortunately that’s exactly what they did. Every time you prompt AI, you’re deciding what car you want to drive, and how you’re going to drive it. The prompt that you give it is crucial for determining the outcome. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you can easily end up in the wrong car driving the wrong way. But it’s even more complex than that. Sometimes, before you get in your car, depending on what you want to do with it, you might change the set up - the suspension, the brakes, fine tune the engine, convert to electric, stuff like that. It’s the same with generative AI models. They’re designed to be creative and generate randomised text, based on probabilities. There are a number of settings that control this, that you can adjust to make the model more or less random and creative. In this case, they should have adjusted those settings to make it conservative and deterministic. They should have also designed their prompt to ensure that it knew what it was talking about, used the right problem solving technique and search algorithm and verified it’s answers. In other words, they should have chosen the right car for the job, set it up correctly and looked at a map, rather than just jumping in the first car they came across and assuming they knew the way. The AI model is designed to create text as per the prompt you give it. If you tell it to tell you about cases where such and such happened, it will tell you about said cases, whether they exist or not. If you only want real cases, you have to tell it that. If you don’t want it to be random and creative, you have to adjust the settings. If you want to ensure it’s giving you correct answers, you need to tell it to re evaluate and verify it’s answers. And finally, if it’s important, you need to check it. Just like Tesla cars insist you touch the wheel every 30 seconds, this AI also requires that the human in control has some idea of what they’re doing.
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  54.  @cavalierqoon this is incorrect. It can absolutely do meaningful analysis; it’s producing realms of phd level science and designing science experiments. You just need to know how to use it correctly, and they didn’t. It’s not a confidence that IT professionals have been the most successful at using it; it’s because they inherently understand the logic required when trying to get a computer to perform a task. Just because you can program it with language, it doesn’t mean you should treat it and communicate with it as if it’s human. Unless you want human, and therefore error v filled, results.
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  55.  @Ivcota it “understands” that’s that what you want if you tell it.
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  56.  @someguy_namingly rob miles is superb
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  57.  @cavalierqoon  Bing is your friend. Btw I didn’t say chatGPT specifically I said GPT models, look it up. Alpha fold is an example.
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  58.  @MrLegendra  do you create a medical expert as your seed Prompt? Do you tell it to answer factually and only if it has the real world information available to it to do so? Do you tell it to use tree of thought and chain of thought reasoning? Do you tell it to evaluate it’s response and reflect on its mistakes to create a more accurate and refined answer?
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  59. Could you do a review of the performances of the lawyers presenting respective cases?
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  60. Nat Morse-Noland what about batman begins?
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  61. Nieru Gotham is a place in Nottingham, England, where they filmed Wayne Manor. It's where Irving, who gave NYC the nickname when was lampooning it, got the inspiration, as it was traditionally a ”goats home", full of people acting the goat, or fools. Pounced ”got-ham in English, it's traditionally based in New Jersey in Batman canon.
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  62. Nieru it's inspiration was Gotham.
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  63. Nieru predictive text. Are you a Christian?
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  64. Nieru snap. Well, forgive me anyway. Technology makes us stupid.
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  65. Xiphos didn't stop them in the 60s
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  66. Depp managed it but yeah in similar circumstances
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  67. Avenger stupidgate
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  68. Steal taxes to make themselves rich, theta all they do
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  69.  @GulayBeans  you could argue that a draw with black is more of a win then a draw with white, but either one of still a draw and only half as valuable as a win. If we ever see too many draws in chess they may do what football did and change it to 1.5 points for a win
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  70.  @MousechrisTFM  they probably would shoot you for it in certain places
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  71. Dress in camo Drive white trucks Bear arms Fly drones for reconnaissance
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  72. Jesus dr Mike looks like elvis
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  73. And Micheal madson
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  74. What a link! Does everything trump touch turn to stupid? I'd love to write the Trump modules in history, politics and law that will be taught in universities over the next 50 years!
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  75.  @blakksheep736 by doing it in the internet and not over the phone
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  76. But they are, because this IS America
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  77. Biden is going to worried about the Hunter Biden laptop coverup when he’s loses in 2 years. Let’s not mention the Russia gate stuff.
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  78. I'm going to Fort Collins!
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