‘Good at sounding accurate’, but AI fails legal examination


David Allen
Reporter

The most advanced artificial intelligence models aren’t powerful enough to accurately scrutinise bills and laws, new research shows, but a senior legal academic says more and murkier legislation sent to committees for review means there may be room for them in future.

LaTrobe University Law School dean and professor Lorne Neuedorf used a Senate lecture on Friday to unveil research that tasked five large language model AIs (LLMs) to examine …

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