It Cannot Be Right If It Was Written by AI: On Lawyers' Preferences of Documents Perceived as Authored by an LLM vs a Human

9 July 2024

Papers citing "It Cannot Be Right If It Was Written by AI: On Lawyers' Preferences of Documents Perceived as Authored by an LLM vs a Human"

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Mind the Gap! Choice Independence in Using Multilingual LLMs for Persuasive Co-Writing Tasks in Different Languages Shreyan Biswas Alexander Erlei U. Gadiraju 101 2 0 13 Feb 2025
Evaluating the Factuality of Zero-shot Summarizers Across Varied Domains S. Ramprasad Kundan Krishna Zachary Chase Lipton Byron C. Wallace HILM 26 6 0 05 Feb 2024
From Text to Structure: Using Large Language Models to Support the Development of Legal Expert Systems Samyar Janatian Hannes Westermann Jinzhe Tan Jaromír Šavelka Karim Benyekhlef ELM AILaw 33 7 0 01 Nov 2023
Can ChatGPT Perform Reasoning Using the IRAC Method in Analyzing Legal Scenarios Like a Lawyer? Xiaoxi Kang Lizhen Qu Lay-Ki Soon Adnan Trakic Terry Yue Zhuo Patrick Charles Emerton Genevieve Grant LRM AILaw ELM 99 13 0 23 Oct 2023
Improving Access to Justice for the Indian Population: A Benchmark for Evaluating Translation of Legal Text to Indian Languages Sayan Mahapatra Debtanu Datta Shubham Soni A. Goswami Saptarshi Ghosh AILaw ELM 25 1 0 15 Oct 2023
Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with GPT-4 Sébastien Bubeck Varun Chandrasekaran Ronen Eldan J. Gehrke Eric Horvitz ... Scott M. Lundberg Harsha Nori Hamid Palangi Marco Tulio Ribeiro Yi Zhang ELM AI4MH AI4CE ALM 197 2,953 0 22 Mar 2023