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by sunami-ai 461 days ago
LLMs don't reason the way we do, but there are similarities at the cognitive pre-conscious level.

I made a challenge to various lawyers and the Stanford Codex (no one took the bait yet) to find critical mistakes in the "reasoning" of our Legal AI. One former attorney general told us that he likes how it balances the intent of the law. Sample output (scroll and click on stats and the donuts on the second slide):

Samples: https://labs.sunami.ai/feed

I built the AI using an inference-time=scaling approach that I evolved over a year's time, and it is based on Llama for now, but could be replace with any major foundational model.

Presentation: https://prezi.com/view/g2CZCqnn56NAKKbyO3P5/ 8-minute long video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rib4gU1HW8&t=233s

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2 comments
staticman2 458 days ago
"One former attorney general told us that he likes how it balances the intent of the law."

In a common law system you generally want actionable legal advice based on predictions on how a judge would rule in a case not "balances the intent of the law" whatever the heck that means.

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elicksaur 461 days ago
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sunami-ai 461 days ago
The sensitivity can be turned up or down. It's why we are asking for input. If you're talking about the Disney EULA, it has the context that it is a browsewrap agreement. The setting for material omission is very greedy right now, and we could find a happy middle.
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sunami-ai 461 days ago
A former attorney general is taking it for a spin, and has said great things about it so far. One of the top 100 lawyers in the US. HN has turned into a pit of hate. WTF all this hate for? People just really angry at AI, it seems. JFC, Grow up.
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