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I have experimented with a variety of AI and I am a bit disappointed with homegrown Legal AIs...
This is not about Harvey etc. which firms are buying but for individual use. I liked Jurisphere when I used the 1-day pass a few times but tbh the price tag is way too much now! (it's Rs. 2500 per month) They keep increasing price without improving the product! Not worth for an AI that is not 'perfect', far from it and very frustating at times and not surprising that the Tier-1 firms are not using it (No idea about Lucio however. Any reviews welcome)
ChatGPT Go is Rs. 400 per month (and most people are using ChatGPT for other things in their life aswell) and it does seem like a much better bargain. Some problem is present with EXTREMELY large attachments like paperbooks but apart from that it's working super well for drafting, summarizing, etc. Indian caselaw research is a bit weak but tbh that is solved with databases. Not like you can fully rely on any AI output.
Thoughts ?