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Transforming Legal Practice with AI with Dr.Leif-Nissen Lundbæk
In this episode of Hybrid Minds,Vahe Andonians is joined by Dr. Leif Nissen-Lundbeck, CEO and co-founder of Xayn, a pioneering GenAI company behind Noxtua, Europe’s first sovereign legal AI.
Dr. Lundbeck shares insights into the complexities of developing a legal language model tailored specifically for law firms, legal departments, and government entities across Europe. He discusses the critical need for privacy and professional secrecy in the legal sector, highlighting how Exsign addresses secure data management to mitigate criminal risks.
Gain an understanding of the unique challenges and strategies involved in data collection and model training for specialized legal applications. Dr. Lundbeck contrasts general-purpose models like GPT with Noxtua, explaining how vertical AI models can provide superior performance in specific domains. With also a look at the synergy between AI and human expertise in legal work and what the future holds for AI-driven advancements in legal practice.
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Key Quotes:
- “The reasoning side is of course the most important, and we know the bigger you are, the better you actually deliver reasoning. If you are trained on this legal reasoning side in the first place.”
- “It's always about humans against machines, right? What did the human, what did the machine,right? Instead of comparing it again, okay, we should, we need a third group of humans plus machines, which can be faster and accurate.”
- Generally, privacy seems to be like a soft term, right? But in the legal industry, it has to be given, right? And this is not only in laws that everybody knows, like GDPR or so. But this actually has a much, much higher value because we have. For example, in Germany, professional secrecy. So professional secrecy is, regulated, under criminal law. And, we have that in Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France. And, that actually means that, if you essentially share legal data involving multiple parties, and you share this or, publish this somewhere where it should not be that this actually is a criminal act.”
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Time Stamps:
(00:00) Developing Legal AI for Privacy Compliance
(12:10) Advancements in Legal AI Development
(26:10) Optimizing Legal AI for Multilingual Tasks
(31:47) Legal AI Trends in Multilingual Translation
(46:35) AI Value Delivery in Industry Awakening
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Links:
Connect with Dr. Leif
Learn more about Xayn
Connect with Vahe
Visit Cognaize
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By Cognaize, Vahe AndoniansIn this episode of Hybrid Minds,Vahe Andonians is joined by Dr. Leif Nissen-Lundbeck, CEO and co-founder of Xayn, a pioneering GenAI company behind Noxtua, Europe’s first sovereign legal AI.
Dr. Lundbeck shares insights into the complexities of developing a legal language model tailored specifically for law firms, legal departments, and government entities across Europe. He discusses the critical need for privacy and professional secrecy in the legal sector, highlighting how Exsign addresses secure data management to mitigate criminal risks.
Gain an understanding of the unique challenges and strategies involved in data collection and model training for specialized legal applications. Dr. Lundbeck contrasts general-purpose models like GPT with Noxtua, explaining how vertical AI models can provide superior performance in specific domains. With also a look at the synergy between AI and human expertise in legal work and what the future holds for AI-driven advancements in legal practice.
--
Key Quotes:
- “The reasoning side is of course the most important, and we know the bigger you are, the better you actually deliver reasoning. If you are trained on this legal reasoning side in the first place.”
- “It's always about humans against machines, right? What did the human, what did the machine,right? Instead of comparing it again, okay, we should, we need a third group of humans plus machines, which can be faster and accurate.”
- Generally, privacy seems to be like a soft term, right? But in the legal industry, it has to be given, right? And this is not only in laws that everybody knows, like GDPR or so. But this actually has a much, much higher value because we have. For example, in Germany, professional secrecy. So professional secrecy is, regulated, under criminal law. And, we have that in Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France. And, that actually means that, if you essentially share legal data involving multiple parties, and you share this or, publish this somewhere where it should not be that this actually is a criminal act.”
--
Time Stamps:
(00:00) Developing Legal AI for Privacy Compliance
(12:10) Advancements in Legal AI Development
(26:10) Optimizing Legal AI for Multilingual Tasks
(31:47) Legal AI Trends in Multilingual Translation
(46:35) AI Value Delivery in Industry Awakening
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Links:
Connect with Dr. Leif
Learn more about Xayn
Connect with Vahe
Visit Cognaize