2015 Hearing Machine learning 
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
MARCH 9, 2023
And as we see improvements in algorithms, machine learning algorithms, the cost of predicting legal outcomes is going to essentially vanish, it’s going to become very clear what would happen in court with respect to a particular situation in terms of the legal outcome. We’d love to hear from you. Ben, how about you?
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
FEBRUARY 14, 2023
This protects the researcher from the AI “creating” the answer from all the non-relevant information it has collected in its large language model of machine learning. And then 2015, I left started working in different aspects of legal tech. We would love to hear from you. Lachance is working to use the GPT 3.5
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Legal Tech Monitor
MARCH 9, 2023
And as we see improvements in algorithms, machine learning algorithms, the cost of predicting legal outcomes is going to essentially vanish, it’s going to become very clear what would happen in court with respect to a particular situation in terms of the legal outcome. We’d love to hear from you. Ben, how about you?
LawSites
MARCH 18, 2024
This was early 2015, on my commute to Cambridge, Mass., By the time we’d arranged ourselves around a conference table in early 2015, I had a different perspective. Ultimately, by mid-2015, the deal had taken shape. On my right, inching closer: a tractor-trailer determined to occupy my lane. I hit the brakes.
Legal Tech Monitor
MARCH 18, 2024
This was early 2015, on my commute to Cambridge, Mass., By the time we’d arranged ourselves around a conference table in early 2015, I had a different perspective. Ultimately, by mid-2015, the deal had taken shape. On my right, inching closer: a tractor-trailer determined to occupy my lane. I hit the brakes.
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
OCTOBER 30, 2023
And in doing that, then you’re getting rid of the issues with hallucinations and whatnot, that you hear a lot about that. But we counteract that by prompting by saying, don’t tell us just what we want to hear, tell us what we need to hear. But much like, don’t tell me just what I want to hear, tell me what I need to hear.
Legal Tech Monitor
OCTOBER 30, 2023
And in doing that, then you’re getting rid of the issues with hallucinations and whatnot, that you hear a lot about that. But we counteract that by prompting by saying, don’t tell us just what we want to hear, tell us what we need to hear. But much like, don’t tell me just what I want to hear, tell me what I need to hear.
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