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Event Extraction and Semantic Representation from Spanish Workers’ Statute Using Large Language Models

Abstract

This work uses Large Language Models to process an important piece of Spanish legislation: the Workers’ Statute. The proposed method extracts the relevant events in its articles using a GPT-3.5 model and represents the entities involved in the events and the relationships between them as RDF triples. The experiments carried out to select a high-performance strategy include both zero- and few-shot learning tests. Finally, this work proposes a strategy to uplift the extracted legal relations into a legal knowledge graph.

Keywords:
Statute Computer science Natural language processing Graph Representation (politics) Process (computing) RDF Artificial intelligence Semantic role labeling Event (particle physics) Political science Law Programming language Semantic Web Theoretical computer science

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Artificial Intelligence in Law
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Political Science and International Relations
Legal Language and Interpretation
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Law
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