OpenAI has tapped a startup to make its AI work for lawyers

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OpenAI wants more lawyers to use its tech. To that end, it's partnered with a new startup to give it boots on the ground inside law firms.

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2026-09-15 09:00 · Business Insider AI
OpenAI has tapped a startup to make its AI work for lawyers

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