Building full-firm knowledge graphs to dramatically speed up agents(lexifina.com)
3 points by alansaber | 0 comments
A Lexifina blog post on building firm-wide knowledge graphs to make AI agents faster.
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7 stories tagged legal-tech, newest first.
Astra for Law(openai.com)
553 points by vertigoruntime | 647 comments
OpenAI announcement page introducing Astra for Law, its most powerful model configured as an AI foundation for legal work.
X-ray: a Python library for finding bad redactions in PDF documents(github.com)
660 points by rendx | 114 comments
GitHub repository for x-ray, a BSD-licensed Python library from Free Law Project that detects bad or ineffective redactions in PDF documents.
Reverse engineering a $1B Legal AI tool exposed 100k+ confidential files(alexschapiro.com)
752 points by bearsyankees | 258 comments
A blog post describing how the author found an unauthenticated API flaw in Filevine's legal AI tool exposing 100k+ confidential files, with a disclosure timeline.
Mapping almost every law, regulation and case in Australia(umarbutler.com)
363 points by ubutler | 70 comments
Blog post presenting a semantic map of Australian laws, regulations and cases built from text embeddings of the Open Australian Legal Corpus, with analysis and code.
![Screenshot of arxiv.org: Better Call GPT: Comparing large language models against lawyers [pdf]](https://hn.urlbox.com/shots/renders/2024/2/6/10c25137-34c1-43c9-a4e2-2642c4d17559.jpg)
Better Call GPT: Comparing large language models against lawyers [pdf](arxiv.org)
347 points by vinnyglennon | 236 comments
arXiv paper comparing large language models with junior lawyers and legal process outsourcers on contract review accuracy, speed, and cost.
CatalaLang/catala: Programming language for law specification(github.com)
420 points by gorenb | 251 comments
GitHub repository for Catala, a programming language for literate programming of law specifications, such as tax and benefits legislation.