According to Richard Robinson, CEO of AI legal copilot Robin AI, the human element, and not the technical aspect, is the most important factor in limiting the hazards of “AI hallucinations.”
Richard Robinson, CEO of AI legal copilot Robin AI, underlined that legal practitioners should not employ tools powered by artificial intelligence (AI) without the appropriate supervision.
During an interview, Robinson underlined that artificial intelligence, despite its incredible potential, is not a replacement for human attributes such as judgment.
Even though it is capable of automating repetitive operations, its output ought to be reviewed rather than considered a final result. Hallucinations caused by artificial intelligence are situations in which AI systems produce outputs, interpretations, or predictions that are erroneous or false.
This highlights the potential of artificial intelligence algorithms to generate outputs that deviate from reality or anticipated outcomes, leading to errors or misconceptions in their operation.
In October 2023, researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China and the YouTu Lab at Tencent collaborated to develop a technology that might prevent the hallucinations caused by artificial intelligence.
RobinAI, the specialist artificial intelligence tool trained to comprehend legal papers, is built upon Anthropic’s Claude 2.1 AI assistant. On Wednesday, the company announced that Robin AI successfully raised $26 million in Series B funding, led by Temasek, an investment firm based in Singapore.
The chief executive officer of the company disagrees with the notion that artificial intelligence dehumanizes legal services because the company’s technology is focused on assisting lawyers with their work instead of replacing them.
“We called our company Robin (i.e., partner to Batman!) and called our product a copilot because we believe this technology is about complementing and supporting lawyers rather than replacing them.”
Robinson went on to say that in reaction to the decision to select Anthropic as a launch partner rather than the competitor OpenAI, Robin AI discovered that certain aspects of its broad language model, such as a larger context window, were better suited to the analysis of lengthy and complicated legal documents.
On December 31, 2023, Chief Justice John Roberts of the United States Supreme Court delivered the court’s end-of-year report, in which he stated that he believes artificial intelligence will have a substantial impact on legal practice.
According to Roberts, artificial intelligence has the potential to “indisputably assist” the existing judicial system in achieving its objectives of applying the Federal Rules of Civil Procedures to achieve the “just, speedy, and inexpensive” resolution of disputes.
