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Legal Writing When the First Draft Is Cheap: Ross Guberman and Heather Rodriguez of BriefCatch
This week we talk with Ross Guberman, founder and CEO of BriefCatch, and Heather Rodriguez, the company’s enterprise account executive. Ross built BriefCatch to put the lessons from his books and workshops in front of lawyers while they wri...
Thinking Slow: The Question Cooper Wrote
Writing down what he meant took Cooper most of an evening. He had assumed it would take ten minutes. He wrote the first version at his desk after everyone had gone home, and it was one sentence long, and it was wrong in a new way, because i...
System One: Two Hundred Papers
Cooper’s mornings had started the same way for most of the past year. Coffee first, and then the brief. The brief was a short report that showed up in his inbox a little before seven every weekday. A scheduled job went out to arXiv overnigh...
Legal AI Strategy Beyond the Prompt: Maryam Salehijam on Adoption, ROI, and Building What Works
Law firms and legal departments face pressure to adopt AI, yet buying another tool does not answer the hardest question: Which problem needs solving? Dr. Maryam Salehijam, founder and CEO of Andarzi, joins TGIR hosts, Greg Lambert and Marle...
Teaching a Multiple-Choice Machine to Read 18 Years of 3 Geeks
I read Nate Jones’s post on Jev, TypeSafe’s new “System One” model, and he described it as an LLM that can only talk in multiple choice. It reads what you give it, you hand it the possible answers, and it picks one and tells you how sure it...
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