I'd like to know your company, and talk to you about GPT as it applies to legal - this is the most disruptive space available to GPTs, and its being poorly addressed.

>>>"Laywers hoard their contracts and it was very difficult in our journey to find lawyers who would be willing to write contracts we would turn into templates because they are essentially putting themselves and their professional community out of income streams in the future.

This is why Lawyers must die.

If "letter of law" is a thing - then "opinions" in legal parlance, should be BS.

We should have every SC decision eviscerated by GPTs

Any any single person saying "You need a lawyer to figure this out" is a grifter and a charlatan

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Anyway - I'd like to know more about your startup. I'd like to know what you o for lkegal DMS, ala hummingbird for biotech, but there are so many real applications of GPT to legal troves, such as an auto index/summary/ parties/contacts/dates/ blah blah that GPTs make legal searching all that more powerful and ANY legal-person in any position telling you anything bad about computers keeping them in check is a fraud.

The legal industry is the most low hanging fruit for GPTs.