https://law.stanford.edu/2021/11/05/ai-and-the-corrosive-effect-of-using-careless-definition/

Abstract

The careless manner in which AI is frequently used reflects poorly on the speaker/writer. It eviscerates their argument and if that were all it did, no big deal (except for them, of course). But there is a much more pervasive problem with this carelessness. When it comes from sources who should know better, who can influence the discourse around this critical technology, it has a magnifying corrosive effect. Their intrinsic credibility inevitably carries a destructive characteristic in that it degrades the effort to build a logical, AI-centric nomenclature, and more broadly, an AI-centric legal framework.

Source

School, S. L. (2021, November 5). AI and the Corrosive Effect of Careless Definition | Stanford Law School. Stanford Law School. https://law.stanford.edu/2021/11/05/ai-and-the-corrosive-effect-of-using-careless-definition/