How to use Spellbook
Usage Guidelines
Spellbook is an AI tool powered by OpenAI's GPT-4, a large language model. GPT-4 has been trained on very large text datasets which include books, Wikipedia, legal language and many other parts of the Internet.
It's best to think of Spellbook as a very powerful auto-complete. It is not a lawyer, but is trying to predict which text might come next based on the text it has seen before.
Its results can at times be surprisingly accurate, but they can also be surprisingly wrong.
The best way to think of Spellbook is as a muse that gives you ideas and marble to carve where you had a blank page before. Run it multiple times to get even more ideas!
Spellbook can also be used to detect mistakes and problems in your contracts. Why not have another set of eyes?
See more answers to our frequently asked questions below.
Spellbook is built on OpenAI's GPT-4 large language model. It has been trained on a massive dataset of 42 terabytes of text from the Internet as a whole, contracts, books and Wikipedia. Spellbook is further tuning the model using proprietary legal datasets.
No. Spellbook is strictly available for legal professionals today. It is a tool to help professionals work much more efficiently, very similar to GitHub Copilot for programming!
Spellbook's output should always be reviewed by a lawyer. It is not meant to provide advice to end-clients or to replace human judgement. It is simply a tool that helps lawyers work more efficiently.
The OpenAI and Spellbook teams are working on an ongoing basis to detect and mitigate bias in their products. While AI will never be perfect, we believe it can ultimately be trained to be less biased than the average human.
Spellbook is currently in Early Access. We are gradually onboarding users that signup for our waitlist. We need to do this in order to ensure quality in our product for a broad variety of use-cases, and to ensure we have capacity to service everyone. You can sign up for the waitlist here.
Yes. Please reach out using the contact form above if you would like to use Spellbook to support pro-bono or nonprofit work.
We are currently exploring pricing models, but it will likely be a usage-based model, since our computing costs grow based on the amount of usage.
Thank you for your interest!
