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"Notably, that tool was described as being built for “in-house legal research,” and that the tool in question is not supposed to hallucinate cases." Heh, nice
by ChoGGi 4mo ago
"Notably, that tool was described as being built for “in-house legal research,” and that the tool in question is not supposed to hallucinate cases."
Heh, nice try.
- everforward 4mo agoThat part actually seems possible, and I’m surprised it didn’t work. Last I looked, legal citations had an exacting format I would think you could parse out and check if the case exists at least. Won’t work if the AI hallucinates the citation format though, I guess. You could maybe even verify quotes if the citation was attached (treat ellipsis as a regex “.*” and check the case text). That part would probably be imperfect, but I’d think useful at least.