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18 P E E R T O P E E R : I L T A ' S Q U A R T E R L Y M A G A Z I N E | S U M M E R 2 0 2 3 They're partnering with AI research organizations such as OpenAI to essentially import a legal "library" into current large language models, and they are experimenting with smaller LLM models that use the learning of LLM but limit the corpus of material accessed for results. The goal is to feed the models a more legal-specific body of data for generating more accurate answers in a legal context. Other companies are developing automated tools that would help users validate and verify information pulled from GAI–which will become especially useful for legal research and case-building. Some are even building proprietary AI from the ground up to more tightly control the data set used and ultimately improve performance and data security. In its more mature, monetized form, GAI promises to be a powerful tool for legal work, particularly as we see the LLM interfaces evolved to accept larger inputs. While it might seem better to wait until we get to the stage where others have worked out the kinks and there is more regulation in place to guide implementation, there will likely never be a "right time" to implement it because it will continue to evolve. Instead, with a clear compliance strategy and training in place, GAI can be used now as a powerful tool for accomplishing your goals sooner rather than later. It can help you deliver more value to clients in the now, if used correctly – with caution, and a clear set of guardrails to keep it on the road to reliability. ILTA F E A T U R E S Jessica Robinson is an attorney with over 20 years of experience in Legal Operations at all levels, from analyst to operations executive. Prior to joining Casepoint, she was the Director of Practice Support and LPMO at an international law firm, where she restructured the existing litigation support department into a global resource management operation. Additionally, she was an adjunct professor at Georgetown's Center for Business and Continuing Education, where she taught a PMI-certified class in legal project management. As Casepoint Vice President of Operations, she provides operational leadership for client success managers, project managers, and technology professionals located globally. CALLING ALL LITIGATION SPECIALISTS AND LEGAL TECHNOLOGISTS!!! Launching in July, the all-new Litigation and Practice Support Survey will go above an beyond to bring you and your firm deep insights into new technology in Lit and PM! With a full revamp, a volunteer survey team with new members, and much more, this survey will get right to the heart of tech and use case. And with a compacted line of questioning, this Survey will be a breeze to participate in! Keep your eyes to your inbox! AND, BONUS! Onsite at ILTACON 2023, there will be a PREVIW session! Free to all attendees, we'll be looking a preliminary data and trends and discussing where Litigation Support is heading in this brand new world! PS- Looking for the last Lit Survey? With an in-depth introduction, charts and graphs that break-down the whole of the survey to help you and your team make innovative and logical choices as we head into the 2023 survey! Check out the Survey results now!

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