AI won’t replace lawyers—but legal-specific AI might. That’s the message from Alistair Vigier, CEO of Caseway, who argues the real disruption is coming not from tools like ChatGPT, but from legal LLMs—models trained solely on law.
Caseway is developing what it claims will be the industry’s first legal LLM, capable of understanding binding precedent, drafting enforceable contracts, and transforming legal research. Vigier says traditional AI lacks the depth for serious legal work. With specialized data, a legal LLM could reshape firms’ workflows, reduce costs, and democratize access to law—changing legal practice forever.
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