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Diversifying tech: London-based Robin AI secures £1.75M funding to fuel AI-powered contracts

As technology evolves, it is aimed to be used for bettering our lives while making difficult tasks easier. Similarly, in the legal domain, there are multiple grinding or repetitive tasks that are time-consuming and take away from important matters. In order to mitigate this, London-based startup Robin AI offers a solution that is said to automatically reviewing such legal documents. The startup has now secured a £1.75 million investment as well.

[Paper] An example of how to extract information from legal contracts using machine learning

2 months ago2 months ago Phil Godley

A practical use case of using state-of-the-art Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to automate the extraction of basic information from legal contracts and converting this into structured data.

AI & Law: Chess-like State-Space complexity

5 months ago5 months ago Lance Eliot

Some liken the practice of law to the playing of chess. Lawyers need to conceive of their legal moves and countermoves related to opposing counsel. AI chess-playing systems have gotten quite good and there are lessons to be learned therein
It is handy to consider the state-space complexity in the construct of legal argumentation. Predictions are that the use of AI legal reasoning will ultimately be integral to legal arguments

The AI/ ML FDA Plan

6 months ago5 months ago Xavier Amatriain

In case you are not familiar with it, the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) is a federal agency of the Department of Health and Human Services. that is responsible for the control and supervision of food safety, drugs, vaccines, medical devices, and the likes. In recent times the FDA has been thinking about how to regulate medical devices that are driven or based on AI as a result of several recent efforts, they published their “Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML)-Based Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) Action Plan” in January 2021.

AI & Law: Lower Court Judges

6 months ago5 months ago Lance Eliot

Do you lay awake at night due to the notion that someday we will have AI-based autonomous judges in our courtrooms, looming over humanity and deciding the fate of humans that come before their grand majesty?

Brightflag raises $28 million to manage legal spend using big data analytics

8 months ago8 months ago Kyle Wiggers

Brightflag, an AI-powered legal spend management startup, today announced a $28 million round. The company says it will put the funds toward expanding its footprint while bolstering R&D to support existing customers. According to a recent Gartner survey…

Ready or not: Artificial Intelligence and corporate legal

1 year ago11 months ago Rose Taylor, Pye Staff

Lawyers have long been characterized as slow to change and wary of innovation. This stereotype may be fading according a new Thomson Reuters report, “Ready or Not: Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Legal Departments.

How will AI transform the Legal profession?

1 year ago1 year ago Rose Taylor, Pye Staff

Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are transforming the legal profession, by automating routine, mundane tasks enabling them to focus on complex higher-value duties.

AI will transform the field of Law

2 years ago7 months ago Rose Taylor, Pye Staff

At close to $1T globally, the legal services market is one of the largest in the world. It remains profoundly underdigitized. Expect this to change, Artificial intelligence will transform the practice of law in dramatic ways.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on legal technology

2 years ago11 months ago Nicole Denver, Pye Staff

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on legal technology. Artificial intelligence (AI) is just beginning to come into its own in terms of its use by lawyers and within the legal industry. The next few years, AI will become ubiquitous – an indispensable assistant to practically every lawyer.

Everyday legal, Lawyers with intelligence

2 years ago1 year ago Rose Taylor, Pye Staff

Augmenting the Attorney team with practical ways to reduce the mundane and focus on the case strategy! AI aims to.create Lawyers with intelligence. Legal Services is considered a human intensive industry that require hours of strategy and thinking.

Insights: AI for Legal Services

2 years ago1 year ago Marquis Benton

Better understand legal back office processes, better customer engagement and the need for strategic thinking in adding value above all things, here are our Insights on AI for Legal Services.