This is at the intersection of my research interests. I'd love to see what happens if you run it on a large debate case with slight variations of the input prom

This is at the intersection of my research interests. I'd love to see what happens if you run it on a large debate case with slight variations of the input prompt queries. I love to see all of these articles about legal summarization - but it's always covering abstractive summarization! I want an effective highlighter model. To be fair, I did build a system for using transformers to do extractive summarization in an unsupervised manner, but the results aren't that great. I'm sure that Lawyers would find something that could highlight the most legally salient sections to be extremely useful if it's reasonably accurate. I really did figure that we'd get effective word-level extractive summaries before we'd get effective abstractive summaries but I guess that intuition was wrong...