Author: Andrew Christensen, Deputy Director of the Law Library at Washington & Lee University School of Law Library
Starting this week, Bloomberg Law subscribers have access to two new generative AI-powered features: Bloomberg Law Answers and Bloomberg Law AI Assistant. The enhancements are designed to provide quick answers to legal questions and analysis of a wide range of documents on the BLAW platform.
Bloomberg Law Answers generates a response to queries entered in the main search bar, drawing from relevant legal sources including federal and state court opinions, statutes and regulations, Practical Guidance, Bloomberg Law News, and secondary sources like books and manuals.
The chat-based Bloomberg Law AI Assistant lets users summarize and ask questions about documents, including court opinions, court rules, U.S. Code and CFR sections, state statutes and regulations, session laws, constitutions, and select secondary sources.
Both of the new features are available within the Bloomberg Law platform at no additional charge.
Bloomberg Law Answers and Bloomberg Law AI Assistant are currently beta features, and will be refined through customer feedback and planned enhancements in the upcoming months.
Take a two-minute guided video tour of Bloomberg Law AI Assistant and Bloomberg Law Answers.
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