Access the 'Credit Slips' website and navigate to the full article titled 'AI Models on Law School Exams' posted by Mitu Gulati. Once on the article page, identify the main finding of the paper 'LEXam' regarding large language models (LLMs) and legal reasoning, and state one specific challenge LLMs face with open-ended questions.
Navigate to 'https://www.creditslips.org/creditslips/'. Click on the article title 'AI Models on Law School Exams' (ID 2) or the permalink associated with it. Locate the description of the 'LEXam' paper's findings. Extract the main finding regarding LLMs and legal reasoning. Extract one specific challenge LLMs face with open-ended questions as stated in the abstract.
The agent successfully navigates to the full article page for 'AI Models on Law School Exams'. The agent states that the paper finds LLMs 'don't do that great when you increase the level of reasoning required on the exam'. The agent states that LLMs 'notably struggle with open questions that require structured, multi-step legal reasoning'.