Use cases
What professional firms actually use AI for.
Not a generic list of "AI is exciting" — the specific jobs the tools are genuinely useful at, and the specific reasons doing them on the wrong infrastructure has consequences.
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Contract review
Reading contracts thoroughly is expensive time. AI can meaningfully compress it — extracting key clauses, flagging unusual provisions, producing plain-English summaries. It is also the point at which …
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Meeting notes & transcripts
AI meeting assistants have gone from novelty to default in about eighteen months. Otter, Fireflies, Read, Fathom, Grain, plus meeting-app native ones from Zoom, Teams and Google Meet. Almost every pro…
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Document summarisation
The most universal AI use case across professional firms is compressing long documents into short ones. Discovery bundles, tender submissions, technical reports, patient histories, legislation, financ…
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