Large language models (LLMs) have been widely embraced by legal tech industry providers, who have adopted either a model-agnostic or a multi-model approach to integrating these systems into their services. This integration strategy means they can theoretically swap out one model for another, should one model become suddenly unavailable or inadequate.
The downside? While it appears to be a flexible system on the surface, transitioning between LLMs is far from straightforward, and is rarely a quick process. Even for firms that have built an architecture that allows them to switch models, this does not necessarily make the process any less complex.
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