Litigaze CEO discusses narrow decision systems for eDiscovery
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Interview with Litigaze CEO Len Hickey covers decision systems like Jev and the OpenAI Decisions API as cheaper alternatives to frontier LLMs for classifying legal documents. Open-source versions can be post-trained in-house and show accuracy percentage estimates, aiding explainability in eDiscovery.
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