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The Latest AI Model That Doesn’t Talk Back...
A number of thought leaders I follow on AI discussions suddenly started talking about one thing in the past 24-hours, and that was the launch announcement from TypeSafe AI, about their new model, Jev. This is the company founded by Diogo Al...
Patlytics and the Patent AI Race: Paul Lee on Human Judgment and the AI Dividend
Paul Lee, co-founder and CEO of Patlytics, joins Greg Lambert to explain how an AI platform built specifically for intellectual property work is changing the patent lifecycle. Patlytics supports workflows spanning patent drafting, prior art...
Legal Engineers: Why Now?
Legora moved to consumption-based token pricing in June 2026. Thomson Reuters and Harvey are testing cheaper models and restructuring their economics. The message from legal AI vendors is clear: the era of flat-fee subscriptions is ending....
Beyond the Law Firm Pyramid: Manuel Deó on Ambar, Fractional Legal Talent, and the Future of Legal Delivery
What happens when you separate elite legal talent from the traditional law firm structure? This week on The Geek in Review, we talk with Manuel Deó, co-founder and co-CEO of Ambar Partners, about a model designed around senior independent l...
Judicaid: Bringing AI Mediation to Everyday Legal Problems
For millions of people, an everyday legal dispute never justifies the cost of a lawyer or a private mediator, no matter how much the outcome matters to them. Judge Victoria Wood saw that problem over and over during her years on the Napa Co...
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