Supervised ML required manual labeling. Lawyers now prompt AI to analyze deeds and cite sources, cutting diligence time by 70%.
A legal technology company serving the UK's leading law firms initially relied on classic supervised machine learning models trained on extensive labeled datasets to automate property due diligence.
The rapid emergence of large language models rendered this labor-intensive labeling approach obsolete, creating a strategic risk of falling behind...
“When our customers think about using generative AI they have a lot of questions – our products can’t just output an answer; we have to give customers complete transparency about how we got to that answer, with links to all the source documentation and how the underlying AI Agent came to that conclusion based on what legal information it read.”
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