SaulLM-7B LLM
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A SaulLM-7B LLM is a legal-domain LLM.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be trained on a SaulLM-7B Training Corpus, which includes:
- Data from various jurisdictions with a primary focus on the English language due to its widespread use in legal contexts worldwide.
- A collection of legal texts from the U.S., Europe, and Australia, covering a diverse range of legal systems.
- Both previously available datasets such as the FreeLaw subset from The Pile and MultiLegal Pile, as well as data scraped from publicly available sources on the Web.
- Sources such as EDGAR, English EuroParl, GovInfo (Statutes, Opinions & Codes), Law Stack Exchange, Commercial Open Australian Legal Corpus, EU Legislation, UK Legislation, Court Transcripts, and UPSTO, resulting in a 30 billion tokens dataset after filtering and deduplication.
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- It can leverage the Mistral 7B architecture, trained on a comprehensive English legal corpus of over 30 billion tokens to achieve deep understanding and processing capabilities for legal documents.
- It can exhibit state-of-the-art performance in legal text comprehension and generation, making it a pivotal tool for transforming legal research and practice.
- It can employ instructional fine-tuning with legal datasets to enhance its performance on domain-specific tasks, setting new benchmarks in legal AI.
- It can be released under the MIT License, promoting open access and encouraging further innovation and research at the intersection of AI and law.
- It can focus on English-speaking jurisdictions, incorporating data from the USA, Canada, the UK, and Europe, to cover a broad spectrum of legal systems and traditions.
- It can introduce and utilize new evaluation benchmarks, such as LegalBench-Instruct and Legal-MMLU, to assess and guide the development of legal LLMs.
- It can empower legal professionals by offering a powerful tool for navigating the complex landscape of legal documents, potentially improving efficiency and accuracy in legal work.
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- It can (typically) be trained on a SaulLM-7B Training Corpus, which includes:
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- See: Legal Text Comprehension, Legal Document Processing, Instructional Fine-Tuning, Legal AI Benchmarks.
References
2024
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VrA8PFnchg
- NOTES:
- It is named "SaulLM-7B LLM" and is designed as the world's first 7 billion parameter model tailored specifically for the legal domain.
- It leverages the Mistral 7 billion architecture as its foundation, demonstrating state-of-the-art proficiency in understanding and processing legal documents.
- It has undergone extensive pre-training on an English legal corpus consisting of over 30 billion tokens, ensuring comprehensive coverage of legal language.
- It incorporates a novel instruction fine-tuning method that leverages legal datasets to further enhance its performance in legal tasks.
- It is released under the MIT license, offering a permissive and accessible framework for users to deploy and utilize the model.
- It demonstrates an ability to accurately comprehend and generate responses to a wide range of legal queries, including case law, legal principles, and procedural norms.
- It emphasizes the importance of consultation with legal professionals for legal matters, positioning itself as an educational and support tool rather than a replacement for human expertise.
- NOTES:
2024
- (Colombo et al., 2024a) ⇒ Pierre Colombo, Telmo Pessoa Pires, Malik Boudiaf, Dominic Culver, Rui Melo, Caio Corro, André F. T. Martins, Fabrizio Esposito, Vera Lúcia Raposo, Sofia Morgado, and Michael Desa. (2024). “SaulLM-7B: A Pioneering Large Language Model for Law.” doi:10.48550/arXiv.2403.03883
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- The paper introduces the SaulLM-7B large language model specifically designed for the legal domain, pioneering the application of AI in comprehending and generating legal texts.
- The paper leverages the Mistral 7B architecture, undergoing extensive training on an English legal corpus of over 30 billion tokens to achieve proficiency in legal document processing.
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