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When you start giving ChatGPT a plugin to query LexisNexis and do proper citiations (as Bing Chat does), then things get interesting. Unfortunately Lexis's API
by sys42590 3y ago
When you start giving ChatGPT a plugin to query LexisNexis and do proper citiations (as Bing Chat does), then things get interesting.
Unfortunately Lexis's API fees are currently quite steep, so only very wealthy law firms will be able to afford to use such a service in the short term.
- RugnirViking 3y agoYou'll still run into the same problem these guys did (i.e. not checking the citations). It's easy enough to just search to see if a thing it tells you is real.
- plorg 3y ago...Until search is subsumed by chatbots and all you can access is a commercial statistical model's rendering of the truth, digested from ever more abstract renderings of the primary sources, which probably exist somewhere but are impractical to find under the mountain of re-written LLM spam.
- SparkyMcUnicorn 3y agoI'm currently building something for a client that does this. 1. Searches for relevant documents. 2. Generate a response based on the found documents, using temperature=0 and a prompt that instructs the response to include a citation reference in a specific format. 3. Display the result, linking directly to the sources of the citations, and a warning on any that don't actually exist (which hasn't happened yet).