Teaching Language Models to Think Like Lawyers

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Simon Landry

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Teaching Language Models to Think Like Lawyers

Research Espresso

3 minutes 49 seconds

1 year ago

Teaching Language Models to Think Like Lawyers

This episode explores prompt engineering, a new research area that attempts to teach large language models (LLMs) to perform complex legal reasoning tasks. We discuss a paper that investigates how to make LLMs “think like a lawyer” using the Japanese Bar exam as a benchmark.

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