"Felt like a significant step toward legal-focused AI."
"Showed strength across key aspects of legal research."
A hefty asteroid will. The whole situation today is so Tower Of Babel 2.0...
When opportunity cost isn't a thing anymore because it reaches every corner of the planet simultaneously faster and builds better than any human can.
There's no reason to let others build on top of AI, except if the AI determines that it needs capitalism to continue because it's paperclip goal is to maximize shareholder value.
frustrating that law firms have no liability for these mistakes
I welcome ai law
Most interactions with big tech firms involve 4-5 people so a basic phone call is $5k-10k. It shouldn't be unreasonable to expect after paying $80k for a financing round that they issue the right docs to the right people.
Our counsel made a few edits where it clearly drafted in favor of the customer instead of us.
Would have been prudent to highlight that this is for (presumably) US law
The domain remains hard due to the lack of availability of high quality LLM-ready data providers in legal space.