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I ran across a post on X this weekend that pointed out 10 anti-slop skills that are supposed to take AI writing and filter out the things that make it stop writing like AI. I went through all ten of those skills and then I also asked my AI...
What happens when a 40-year-old legal data company decides its employees should start building their own software? This week on we talk with Best Lawyers CEO Phillip Greer and Senior Vice President of Research and Product Strategy Elizabeth...
By Greg Lambert
Earlier this month, Harvey’s research group released a data set that I’d been hoping someone in the industry would do for a long time now. They created an open-sourced version of a synthetic (fake) law firm.
The firm is ca...
In this episode of The Geek in Review, we talk with Patrick Forquer, Chief Revenue Officer at Legora, about legal AI’s move from experimentation into daily legal work. Forquer explains why Legora has invested heavily in legal engineers, law...
I was working my way through my own Substack subscriptions this morning, drinking my coffee, and scanning the titles to look for something interesting. I stopped when I got to Peter Diamandis’ Metatrends newsletter and his newest article ca...
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