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Legal research database company LexisNexis has launched a platform called Lexis AI that uses generative artificial intelligence to access the company’s database of documents and records. The system can draft documents and research case law, tasks usually done by junior attorneys or paralegals. However, Jeff Pfeifer, director of products for LexisNexis for the UK and North America, said that while he believed the majority of lawyers and law students thought such platforms would transform legal practice, he could not guarantee they were free from “hallucinations”. The new platform will be used by several US law firms including Baker McKenzie and Foley & Lardner.
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