Legal One has just raised $50 million to basically help lawyers streamline contract reviews.

It's had some absolutely insane success. You would not believe who is currently using it and who has

put money into funding it. And all in all, I think this is basically going to be what we're going

to see as a broad market change for AI and legal in the future.

So let's get into all of that on the podcast today.

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what Legal One is doing. So I'd say one of the big things is SoftBank is one of the big backers

of Legal One. They've just landed this $50 million. And basically what they're trying to do right now is solve this problem where contract review, so one of our lawyers is writing up a contract, they send it over to a company or a company or a person is receiving a contract. They get their lawyers to review, make sure everything looks good. I've talked to many people in business that say they've had their lawyers review a contract or agreement from an organization or from an entity. And there's been some,

like basically the whole thing was good, but there's been some sneaky things slipped in there.

I talked to one lawyer in particular. I remember when I was in a college, my business law professor,

he talked about one company in particular that he worked for and he saved them.

I think it was something like $20 million that basically there was a clause and a little

thing that was kind of snuck in there and he had them change it. And in the future it was

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