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    AI versus the average bureaucrat on cost and impartiality

    The user suggests those advantages, along with greater knowledge of relevant local laws, could arrive by 2035.

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    1 Source, 18d ago, first seen 18d ago

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    One user predicts AI could become far more impartial, cheaper and more knowledgeable about relevant local laws than the average bureaucrat, possibly by 2035. The post then quips: “so by 2040, we can get GPT-4 AI chatbot sidebars rolled out on federal government websites.”

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    @menhguinthere will come a point where AI is far more impartial, cheaper and more knowledgeable about relevant local laws than the average bureaucrat. this may come by 2035. so by 2040, we can get GPT-4 AI chatbot sidebars rolled out on federal government websites.

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    @menhguinthere will come a point where AI is far more impartial, cheaper and more knowledgeable about relevant local laws than the average bureaucrat. this may come by 2035. so by 2040, we can get GPT-4 AI chatbot sidebars rolled out on federal government websites.