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Astra for Law

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  1. piker · · focus · HN ↗
    Second paragraph:

    > API customers including Harvey and Legora will be able to build on Astra for Law, bringing this intelligence into their own products and workflows.

    In other words: "no, no, we're not eating our children to prep for the IPO. Don't worry."

    1. JumpCrisscross · · focus · HN ↗
      "We are also expanding our work on privacy and governance to give law firms specific controls for confidential client work"

      This is everything OpenAI have to say about privacy in this announcement. No guarantees. No promises. Just a pinky-swear promise.

      Anyone trusting them–or a lawyer who relies on them–for legal work deserves what they get.

      1. dd8601fn · · focus · HN ↗
        Lawyers are already llm’ing their work and getting slapped around in court for making shit up.

        There’s another case making headlines every week.

        I get the feeling a lot of them won’t care about this stuff.

        1. byzantinegene · · focus · HN ↗
          they could potentially lose their license, I think that's worth caring about.
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