GenAI Accuracy
Screens Publishes Redlining GenAI Accuracy
As the movement to bring more transparency and understanding to legal genAI accuracy grows, US-based Screens has published another in-depth performance study, this time on …
GenAI Accuracy
GenAI Accuracy
Canada Prof Blasts Lexis+ AI, LexisNexis Fires Back
Here we go again. An academic blasts a legal AI tool for not working as expected and the legal tech company moves to defend itself. …
GenAI Accuracy
Harvey Launches Legal GenAI Evaluation System: BigLaw Bench
Harvey has publicly launched BigLaw Bench, their own methodology for evaluating the accuracy of genAI tools when used on legal tasks, measuring ‘what % of …
GenAI Accuracy
GenAI Benchmarks Initiative – Key Points From First Meeting
Last week, the first meeting of the genAI Benchmarks Initiative took place at the London office of CMS. Its goal: to scope out a path …
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Wolters Kluwer’s Human Solution to GenAI Inaccuracy
Wolters Kluwer in Australia has a novel solution to genAI hallucinations and errors: don’t entirely trust it on its own. Instead, the company is providing …
GenAI Accuracy
Paxton Hits 94% Accuracy On Stanford GenAI Benchmark
Legal genAI company Paxton AI has announced it has achieved ‘93.82% average accuracy on tasks in the Stanford Legal Hallucination Benchmark’. The company has also …
GenAI Accuracy
Beyond Accuracy to Understanding: Leveraging Stanford’s Hallucination Framework
By Tycho Orton. In the wake of Stanford University’s recent paper on AI-driven legal research tools, debate has erupted over the accuracy of these systems. …
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Screens Publicly Announces 97.5% GenAI Accuracy in Transparency Move
In a move aimed at bringing more transparency to the sector, legal tech company Screens, which is the sister business of contract-focused TermScout, has decided …
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We Need To Talk About GenAI Accuracy
Generative AI is without doubt the most powerful technology to be applied to the legal sector since the arrival of digital tools, yet it has …
GenAI Accuracy
Thomson Reuters Contradicts Stanford GenAI Study – ‘We Are 90% Accurate’
Thomson Reuters has contradicted the findings of a recent Stanford HAI study into its genAI research capability within Westlaw Precision, and stated ‘our thorough internal …