Our summary
The author tests a way to help an AI assistant find specific information inside a long text, like a legal contract. Instead of writing a new summary, the software points the reader directly to the exact sentence that answers their question.
The method breaks a document into separate lines and gives each one a unique label. The software then ranks these labels to find the best match. At the same time, it runs a separate check to confirm whether the document actually contains the answer.
This approach is useful for people who need to verify facts in a specific file. In these tests, the software only searched the provided text and could not look up information on the internet. It also limits searches to 255 lines at a time.
Key takeaways
- Give each line a unique label so the software can point you directly to the original text.
- Always ask the software to check if the document actually contains the answer to your question.
- Return the original sentence to the reader instead of letting the software write a new response.