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Legal research · Retrieval & RAG
A legal intelligence platform combining keyword and semantic search across Polish court judgments, interpretations, and acts, with source-linked answers.
Polish tax law sits across court judgments, ministry interpretations, and acts with no shared search over them. Answering one question means cross-referencing sources by hand, and every answer has to be traceable back to the document it came from.
Combine keyword matching with semantic retrieval across tax-law documents.
Use retrieved material to support an answer linked to its sources.
Return to the underlying document and assess its relevance to the legal question.
Every answer is linked to the material it was drawn from, so a reader can open the judgment or interpretation behind it and judge the reasoning themselves. That supports human review; it does not establish that an answer is legally correct.
Related research background: LEPISZCZE, the Polish NLP benchmark published at NeurIPS 2022. This is separate research, not a published evaluation of AI-Tax.
Start with your corpus, the questions users need answered, and a plan to evaluate retrieval quality.
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