Welcome to another weekend bonus episode of the Tech Mem Ride Home.

I'm Brian McCullough as always.

This is a portfolio profile episode and Chris is joining us for this one Chris.

Hello hello. The reason being because we're going to talk about an investment

that the Ride Home AI Fund made, which obviously the Ride Home

Fund made as well, but this is one of our AI companies from this year.

We have with us Scott Kavitan, the founder of Kasmark AI, which you can find out more

at as you're listening at casemark. AI. Scott, thanks for coming on.

Thanks for having me, Brian.

Good to see you both.

Good to see you, Chris.

Yes, so let's right off the top,

case mark as maybe the name implies, is AI in the legal space. So give us just sort of like the elevator pitch for what Case Mark does.

Yeah, I think the sort of shortest version of this is we've created kind of the easy button

for attorneys for specific discrete tasks that they'd like to accomplish with AI, but we do it with

sort of security and privacy in mind. In other words, we deal with the implications

around data leakage, training, making sure that this is safe for them to use.

But then by boiling that down to really simple tasks that they try to accomplish.

Specifically, what we focused on early on were things like deposition

summaries, case summaries, trial and hearing transcript summaries. And that's kind of the

early phase of this, but what we're realizing is that over time,

attorneys are realizing, wow, there's actually

...