After gaining early access to GPT-4, we developed a groundbreaking product that allowed us to add millions of dollars in revenue monthly, demonstrating the transformative power of AI in legal work.

Before the public launch of GPT-4, we had law firms using our AI without knowing it was powered by GPT-4, and they were amazed by its capabilities, completing tasks that previously took a whole day in just minutes.

When ChatGPT was released, lawyers realized it would fundamentally change their work, prompting them to seek out AI solutions like ours.

Since the release of ChatGPT, we've seen a shift in enterprise interest from how generative AI works to how it can solve specific business problems.

Gigl, a company that pivoted from an edtech idea to fine-tuning AI models, found success in customer support despite initial concerns about competition.

The launch of ChatGPT has significantly raised public awareness about AI, making it accessible beyond just large corporations.

GPT-4o's improved intuition and proactive questioning make it feel like a colleague that understands the team's intents, helping to accelerate workflow.

I saw the first version of GPT-4, and within 48 hours, we decided to shift the entire company to focus on building a new product called Co-Counsel based on that technology.

GPT technology is underhyped; its capabilities in reading, understanding, and processing legal documents can revolutionize the industry.