Can the Other Side Steer Your AI Lawyer?
A working-paper site reports four experiments testing whether opposing-party framing can steer AI legal review across 17 models.
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A working-paper site reports four experiments testing whether opposing-party framing can steer AI legal review across 17 models.
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