netidee projects: shrinkwrap.legal

By combining ChatGPT technology with a browser extension, judgments published in the Federal Legal Information System (RIS) are automatically summarized, making research much easier.

Legal texts in Austria are difficult to understand, and court rulings are often even more difficult. The latter are also very lengthy, and relevant information is well hidden. By combining the technology behind ChatGPT with a browser extension, the Federal Legal Information System (RIS) is made more accessible and, in particular, the search for rulings is greatly simplified. Rulings are automatically summarized.

Court rulings are often long, complex, and follow a relatively precise structure (verdict, findings, legal assessment, evaluation of evidence, costs). Using GPT technology, ruling summaries can be generated automatically and prepared for different target groups. By using browser extensions, these are available directly when using the RIS.

November 2025

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