The joint laboratory of Peking University Rabbit Exhibition released a large Chinese legal model ChatLaw, providing professional legal advice and documents.

Thank CTOnews.com netizens Yan ci Jing Hua ci Shu for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on July 4, the Yuan Ji Research Group of the School of Information Engineering of Peking University and the Peking University-Rabbit Exhibition AIGC Joint Laboratory jointly released the Chinese legal model product ChatLaw, which provides a way for ordinary people to obtain inclusive legal services.

CTOnews.com learned from the official account of Rabbit Exhibition that users can get more professional legal advice and legal documents through simple dialogue, which can be used on the web page with no limit on the number of times; support reading files, recording, dealing with a variety of complex scenes, and automatically extract key information with one click; support summing up key facts, generating maps, charts, and visual analysis.

At present, ChatLaw has opened Demo for trial, and plans to open part of the model on GitHub, the official website click here, GitHub click here to enter.

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It is understood that ChatLaw has built a large-scale legal knowledge base based on more than 200 million original texts of case documents, as well as 3.4 million laws and regulations and local policies. Tested by the ELO mechanism, the ChatLaw model successfully beat GPT4 in the test set and got the highest score.

In the next two months, the team will launch ChatKnowledge series in a number of areas, including large model products in government, finance and other areas.

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