The article discusses the progression of generative AI, particularly OpenAI's model o3, which has shown impressive results in legal examinations. Initially, AI was thought incapable of complex tasks like legal analysis, scoring poorly in earlier assessments. However, new studies indicate that o3 can achieve grades between A+ and B on law finals at the University of Maryland's law school. This illustrates a significant leap in AI's capabilities, suggesting it can now compete with high-performing law students in academic settings while emphasizing the importance of human oversight.
The latest generation of generative artificial intelligence can ace most law school final exams, with OpenAI's o3 scoring A+ to B range on tests, indicating significant progress.
Critics initially doubted AI's ability to tackle complex legal analysis, citing early models scoring only 64% on law exams, but recent advancements show AI competing effectively.
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