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The New York Times OpenAI Lawsuit and Machine Learning for Lawyers

Clio

This issue—the source of LLM learning—was put front and center when the New York Times recently brought a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI (the creator of ChatGPT) and Microsoft. The lawsuit alleges that OpenAI used copyrighted articles from the New York Times to create “substitutive products” without their consent.

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ChatGPT and the legal industry… according to ChatGPT

CEE Legal Tech

Essentially, I have been trained on a large dataset of text, and when I am given a new question or prompt, I use the patterns and relationships I learned during training to generate a response. ChatGPT: I am trained on a diverse range of internet text, including articles, books, websites, and more.

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eBrevia Contract Analysis Software

NSLT

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eBrevia - Document Review Software

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eBrevia Contract Analysis Software

NSLT

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eBrevia - Document Review Software

NSLT

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NLP Text Summarisation in the Legal Sector

Legal Tech Innovation Wales

With an ever-growing pile of cases and long hours, who would have the time to peruse the latest court decisions or comb through documents for due diligence purposes? Even though machine learning is making strides in understanding natural language, it is far from interpreting the law accurately.