LEX-BOT (Personal Law Assistant)

Lex-Bot is an Indian Law and AI powered chatbot that targets places with low levels of knowledge about law.It uses the Llama 3.2 architecture, Lex-Bot has made by finetuning the transformer with a dataset prepared using Indian Constitution and its amendment acts, CrPC and IPC.With this specialized training, Lex-Bot can generate different legal responses efficiently.The chatbot shows how NLP can bridge the gap in access to legal help.Especially for individuals without immediate access to help related to legal problems.Lex-Bot.Lex-Bot offers the users a smooth platform and user-friendly interface that is easy to use and can be used both on Personal Computers and Mobile devices.Lex-Bot offers users proper guidance when it comes to legal aid and whenever they need urgent legal help.Lex-Bot offers various forms of legal help including civil law, criminal law, and constitutional matters.Our chatbot stands out from other chatbots in a way that it is different from others.It has a broader goal of giving access to law to the groups of people who do not have both time and money to spare for constitutional help.Lex-Bot uses AI technology for a big social benefit.Lex-Bot is the perfect demonstration which shows how Ai can help in growth of legal informatics.

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International Journal of Communication Science and Technology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.70965/ijcst.vol.1.issue3.15
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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation
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LEX-BOT (Personal Law Assistant)

Aditya Narayan Saha, Aditya Bhadra, Tania Karmakar, Kaushik Roy Choudhury
International Journal of Communication Science and Technology
Digitalization, Law, and Regulation
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LEX-BOT (Personal Law Assistant)

Aditya Narayan Saha, Aditya Bhadra, Tania Karmakar, Kaushik Roy Choudhury
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Abstract

Lex-Bot is an Indian Law and AI powered chatbot that targets places with low levels of knowledge about law.It uses the Llama 3.2 architecture, Lex-Bot has made by finetuning the transformer with a dataset prepared using Indian Constitution and its amendment acts, CrPC and IPC.With this specialized training, Lex-Bot can generate different legal responses efficiently.The chatbot shows how NLP can bridge the gap in access to legal help.Especially for individuals without immediate access to help related to legal problems.Lex-Bot.Lex-Bot offers the users a smooth platform and user-friendly interface that is easy to use and can be used both on Personal Computers and Mobile devices.Lex-Bot offers users proper guidance when it comes to legal aid and whenever they need urgent legal help.Lex-Bot offers various forms of legal help including civil law, criminal law, and constitutional matters.Our chatbot stands out from other chatbots in a way that it is different from others.It has a broader goal of giving access to law to the groups of people who do not have both time and money to spare for constitutional help.Lex-Bot uses AI technology for a big social benefit.Lex-Bot is the perfect demonstration which shows how Ai can help in growth of legal informatics.

International Journal of Communication Science and TechnologyVol. 1(3)
University of Kalyani (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 71%
Digitalization, Law, and Regulation
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