AI and the law (2/3) - patently the devil is in the detail of legal services AI
The law is a set of rules, which makes it a prime candidate for automation. Meanwhile, competitive pressures, friction, and expense combine to make patent law into a major cause of delay for ambitious innovators: IP-led corporations have entire departments for speeding ideas from drawing board to global protection, but start-ups do not.
These two observations were the impetus for the foundation of Swedish AI venture Lightbringer, which joins the likes of contracts specialist Luminance in spinning a brand around the idea of using AI to illuminate legal services, making them accessible for anyone in the dark.
Dominic Davies is Lightbringer’s co-founder and CEO. He confirms:
We are keen to shine a light on our customers' ideas! There are a lot of technology ideas that get developed by people which never see the light of day, so to speak, and we want to bring light to them. So, a big...
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