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AI-Driven Legal Governance: A Computational Framework for Regulatory Decision Support Based on Hierarchical Prompt Engineering of Large Language Models
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The rapid maturation of large language models (LLMs) and of prompt engineering as a systematic design discipline has created new opportunities to reform legal governance and regulatory oversight.Traditional regulatory institutions face three persistent pressures: information overload, interpretive i
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