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What AI companies build with law firms data
By SourceX Editorial · Updated
Short answer
AI companies use law firms data to build legal drafting models, contract review and e-discovery tools. The most useful records are templates and precedents, matter workflows, time-entry narratives and research memos with identifying details removed, because they show how real work in the field gets done.
Legal drafting models#
Models for legal drafting models learn from real examples of the work, such as templates and precedents and matter workflows, prepared with personal details removed.
Contract review#
Models for contract review learn from real examples of the work, such as templates and precedents and matter workflows, prepared with personal details removed.
- 01Your work records
- 02Personal details removed
- 03You approve the release
- 04Licensed to AI developers
E-discovery tools#
Models for e-discovery tools learn from real examples of the work, such as templates and precedents and matter workflows, prepared with personal details removed.
How your records get there#
SourceX starts with a short fit check that shares no data. If it fits, rights are reviewed, a copy is prepared with personal and confidential details removed, and your company approves exactly what leaves before anything is delivered under a signed license.
Frequently asked questions
Will AI built from our data compete with us?
Licenses can limit uses and buyers. Raise it during the rights review.
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