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Australia has had free, searchable collections of Australian Law for 25+ years. Austlii is a prime example. There are Federal and State collections as well. Th
by juliangamble 3y ago
Australia has had free, searchable collections of Australian Law for 25+ years. Austlii is a prime example. There are Federal and State collections as well.
The author is conscientious enough to read the scraping policy (or was blocked by anti-scraping tools) from feeding from one of these sites into his LLM.
- ubutler 3y agoAs I point out in the introduction, there are a few free-to-access legal databases available in Australia, but none are truly open in the sense of being free from copyright restrictions. Neither AustLII nor Jade are licensed under an open source copyright licence such as CC BY 4.0 (which is what the majority of my Corpus is under).
- ENGNR 3y agoLove what you're doing! Being able to more easily bring LLMs and other AI in will democratise the law quite a bit. Agreed that even though Austlii exists, it needs to be under a creative commons license, and it takes doing the legwork and dealing with bureaucrats to get it there