General-purpose AI is built to draft, not to substantiate. It invents rules, confuses frameworks and cites repealed texts. In law, an answer without verifiable foundation is an unacceptable professional risk.
| Criterion | General AI | JUXA IA |
|---|---|---|
| Hallucinations | Inventing rules, doctrine and precedents that don't exist. | Source Map: every claim links to its exact source. |
| Coverage | One generic framework, without distinguishing jurisdictions. | Multiple jurisdictions and frameworks, with validity. |
| Verifiable sources | Citing repealed rules without warning. | Checks validity and reform history before citing. |
| Precedents | Ignoring applicable criteria and precedents. | Integrates valid precedents with their source. |
| Professional responsibility | Forcing you to review everything from scratch. | The lawyer keeps control and the final word, with traceability. |
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