> how much data do you need to train the "law state" specific LLM that doesn't know anything else but that?
Law doesn’t exist in a vacuum. You can’t have a useful LLM for state law that doesn’t have an exceptional grounding in real world objects of mechanics.
You could force a bright young child to memorize a large text, but without a strong general model of the world, they’re just regurgitating words rather than able to reason about it.
Law doesn’t exist in a vacuum. You can’t have a useful LLM for state law that doesn’t have an exceptional grounding in real world objects of mechanics.
You could force a bright young child to memorize a large text, but without a strong general model of the world, they’re just regurgitating words rather than able to reason about it.