AI Basics terms

Computer systems designed to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as understanding language or recognizing patterns. In legal tech, AI accelerates drafting, review, and research.

A type of AI that can create new content (like text, summaries, or contract clauses) based on the patterns it learned during training. It is the underlying technology powering drafting and summarization features.

When an AI confidently generates incorrect, fabricated, or nonsensical information. GC AI mitigates this by strongly anchoring responses to your specific uploaded documents and legal sources.

An advanced AI system trained on vast amounts of text to understand and generate human language. LLMs form the core intelligence of modern chat and document analysis tools.

Artificial intelligence models and tools specifically tailored, trained, or fine-tuned for the legal domain. It helps legal professionals efficiently handle contracts, research, and matter management.

The underlying AI engine that processes your requests and generates responses. You can think of it as the 'brain' of the platform.

The text or action generated by the AI after you provide it with a prompt. A high-quality response depends on clear instructions and relevant context.