Whether you’re a lawyer preparing a case, a business owner facing a legal issue, or simply someone looking to understand your rights, searching and accessing legal information is evolving quickly. Until very recently it would typically involve searching extensive databases by keywords, reviewing countless documents one by one, and reading lengthy portions of them to assess how relevant they are in your context. Today, thanks to Lexum’s AI cases and legislation analysis features, you can instantly get concise, clear, and easy-to-read summaries of relevant documents. In a similar way, generative AI sorts your documents by subjects and extract significant keywords from them. Soon, you will be able to interact in natural language with Lexum-powered databases, receive smart query suggestions to target the most relevant documents, and obtain a personalized analysis of the best results from your search, taking your context into account.
While these technological innovations significantly transform access to legal information, they also come with increased responsibilities. When dealing with information as sensitive and critical as legal data, ensuring accessibility, reliability, transparency, and security is paramount. With this in mind, we recently published our Statement on the Responsible Use of Generative AI, outlining four core principles that guide our approach to managing the risks associated with deploying this technology:
- Well-being, Fairness, and Sustainability
- Human Oversight and Reliability
- Transparency and Explainability
- Safety and Data Protection
Together, these principles form the cornerstone of Lexum’s commitment to using generative AI responsibly, while maintaining the trust that end users place in our clients.
To learn more about our approach and how we apply these principles on a daily basis, please read our Statement on the Responsible Use of Generative AI.
