How reliable are the answers, and what must I check myself?
CASUS bases every statement about decisions and laws on sources it actually found, and shows them to you. Even so, the AI can make mistakes. You check whatever you use further.
At a glance
- A citation to a decision or article always points to a source CASUS retrieved. If the highlighted consideration doesn't match for sure, CASUS leaves the highlight out.
- Check yourself: whether the source really supports the statement, whether it still applies and whether it fits your case.
- Check numbers, deadlines, names and dates in particular, especially from scanned documents.
- In Risk Review and Proofread you decide on each suggestion yourself.
If it doesn't work
If you find a mistake, give the answer a thumbs down and choose the reason, such as wrong source. That helps us improve.
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