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Our legal system way back in 70s was great.
- Ill informed but deep pocketed corporate law firms are shelling out insane amounts for the most basic (and frankly disappointing) RAG implementations. From a technical standpoint at-least, this stuff is youtube tutorial material.
- Being best friends with a random partner at a tier 1 firm >>> good product? Crap products are being used by incredibly talented lawyers, because their partners said so. Is that something to do w the org and incentive structure being different from “traditional” business?
- Actual users don’t seem as happy when you talk to them (the associates/ SAs), but there are some (occasionally over the top) super laudatory testimonials from partners for the very same products. Whats the consensus from y’all as users?
- Why has no Indian Legal AI gone to YC? Or have I missed something here? Is the larger bet in this space on American firms capturing the entire market?
- Big t1 firms have big IT teams, yet whats the output? Have these teams not realised how simple it is to replicate the “models” (there are no bespoke models hence the quotes) they pay AI companies for? What happened to K-AI?
- How do you guys compare a Lucio to a Jurisphere to a Harvey? Do they give you any validation metrics on the performance of their search/deep search stuff? Or is it all going off “it feels good”?
- All these security certifications used as selling points are bullshit, a quick google search will tell they can be and are bought for as little as Rs 399.
- What-sup with all the lawyer founders running AI companies? Like, would you not rather some cracked AI person spearheading the vision and trajectory of things? This certainly seems like a big red flag for prominent Indian deep tech investors who haven’t really approached the space.