Legora CTO Jacob Lauritzen discusses building legal agents without data access
Latent Space interviews Legora CTO Jacob Lauritzen on building and testing legal agents without access to client data. Legora now supports drafting Word documents, reviewing 10,000 contracts in a single spreadsheet, and conducting due diligence. He estimates the model can handle about 60% of legal work; the team tests agents in simulated environments, with one release improving citation accuracy from 70% to 99%. The company is hiring engineers in New York, Stockholm, and London.
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