Reviewing 200-page judgments took hours. A fine-tuned model now summarizes facts and holdings in minutes.
Singapore's statutory board for digital transformation supports a legal ecosystem where 75% of practitioners rely on a single centralized platform to access court judgments and reports.
Legal research traditionally involved manually reviewing court judgments exceeding 200 pages, a process that often took 5 to 10 hours per case....
“Pushing the boundaries of Singapore’s legal tech scene through emerging technology, IMDA is excited to partner SAL to develop GPT-Legal in harnessing GenAI capabilities to boost legal research capabilities. GPT-Legal through LawNet AI, which 75% of Singapore's lawyers use, will speed up legal research by summarising over 15,000 Singapore court judgements. GPT-Legal, is powered by AWS, is an innovative tool designed to cater to the specific nuances of our nation’s legal system and will look to ensure that our legal professionals can confidently use AI in supporting their work, while upholding the highest standards of legal practice.”
Statutory board regulating and developing Singapore's digital economy and media.
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