Westlaw Precision Australia

Examples of types of data that are collected as user input on Westlaw include search queries, engagement with features, in-product feedback, and document interactions such as viewing, adding a note, delivery selections, and KeyCite links.

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You don't. Westlaw's AI-Assisted Research tool is designed to jump start your research. It provides you with a synthesised answer to your question based on the primary law (cases and current legislation) it has found that best relates to your...

No. Westlaw Precision with Al-Assisted Research and Ask Practical Law Al both consider only the customer question as input. There are no options to upload documents into products.

An AI hallucination is when a large language model (LLM) generates false information. Hallucinations largely happen due to three causes: poor data quality, the AI’s training and generation methods, and unclear input context.

It will take about 1-4 minutes to generate the AI summary because we do a lot more discovery and processing compared to a traditional Westlaw search, including sending relevant materials to the language model for analysis.

Yes. Prior conversations will be available on the left-hand side of the search screen during a session and can also be found in a user’s search history.

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The time out period is 6 hours, however some browsers can override with their own inactivity timeouts. 

System requirements for the new Westlaw are:

• Supported operating systems
• * Windows 10 and Windows 11
• * Mac OS 10.5 or later
• Internet browsers
• * Chrome current version
• * Safari current version
• * Mozilla Firefox current version or Extended...

Westlaw and Practical Law products employ a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) approach, grounding the Large Language Model (LLM) in Thomson Reuters' content when generating a response. Responses include source citations, enhancing transparency and...

No, getting started is specific to the user.

No. The AI does not summarise cases. CoCounsel does have a summarisation capability.