AI and Law: AI might not steal your job, but it could change it | MIT Technology Review
AI is already being used in the legal field. Is it really ready to be a lawyer?
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Legaltech Legora raises $550M Series D at $5.55B valuation to accelerate US expansion
The collaborative AI platform now supports tens of thousands of lawyers across more than 800 customers in 50 markets as adoption of legal AI accele...
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AI company Superpanel raises $5.3M seed to automate legal intake | TechCrunch
Superpanel announced Tuesday a seed $5.3 million raise in a round co-led by Outlander VC and Field Ventures.
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Alma co-founder had such a bad immigration experience she founded a legal AI startup to fix it | TechCrunch
Alma aims to simplify the visa process for technologists, founders and researchers by providing personal legal advisors.
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Artificial intelligence in the law; Generative AI could radically alter the practice of law
Even if it doesn’t replace lawyers en masse | Business According to a recent report from Goldman Sachs, a bank, 44% of legal tasks could be perf...
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Harvey | Generative AI for Elite Law Firms
AI. Harvey builds custom large language models LLMs for elite law firms to tackle the most complex legal challenges across every practice area, jur...
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You’re Bad at Legal Research, and Your Judge Knows It. | Above the Law
One reason artificial intelligence is a hot topic in law: When attorneys miss precedents, the stakes are high.
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Atrium raises $65M from a16z to replace lawyers with machine learning – TechCrunch
Let the computers do the legal busy work so attorneys can focus on complex problem solving for their clients. That’s the lucrative idea behind Atri...
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