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see exactly how this term should come out and quantify it for my client? And, you know, the answer was that doesn't exist. Now that was two and a half plus years ago now. I left to start Noetica with a fairly simple idea, which is AI enables us to fi
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where everybody can succeed together. And that's one of the things that I like more about my job that I probably would not enjoy being a litigator or most other jobs in the law. I probably would not love those zero sum games of if I give you a dollar
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...those kinds of contracts to be able to spot where there's any sort of, misdrafting, ambiguity, or conflicts in the drafting. And those are the kinds of issues that can either make the drafting lopsided, not in your favor, for example, or even worse,
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how you deal with or if AI is helpful with in litigation, what would be called precedent. But I'm assuming you're building up a big database of all these different deal documents. Is it useful is AI useful to go back and look at previous documents in
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login access or having to agree to a terms of service in order to gain access to that content. So that should be a a bright line. Also, if you've agreed to a terms of service as part of accessing a website, then you've entered into a contract with th
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...of these contracts and all this legal work. And I think the reason
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You know, sometimes we see documents that, like, they just don't make sense because in, you know, clause one, it says this, and then clause 13, it directly contradicts it. And it's you then end up in a situation where it's not clear what the contract
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as you mentioned, like, the labs are all very focused on, RL scaling in, like, coding and math domains. Yeah. I think those is, like, highly verifiable. Right? Not perfectly so. But, like, how how do you think about the appropriateness of, like, law
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as to what is permissible and what is not or what is protected by fair use and what is not. But until that sort of emerges, everyone's trying to take, you know, reasonable risk based on what their product is, what their market is, and frankly, what t
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