Michael Sander

@NicoleShanahan @jack It was a great concept and still has legs.

ClearAccessIP was designed to be the clearing house of IP in the age of AI. Low to no transaction cost - Coasean principles of moving rights in balance. Massive p2p licensing infrastructure with no middlemen (i.e. metered licensing). Sadly, in 2020, I got busy with finding out what caused my kid's ASD and I sold the company - otherwise I would have continued with the company.

delete all IP law

@HighlyAfiligent @TheZachEffect @AntMarin21 @theallinpod @chamath @Jason @DavidSacks @friedberg @getriver_io Nice!

@mjbommar @tweetatpablo The unitary matrix is also a transform, but not very transformative.

@tweetatpablo Applying a wavelet transformation to an image is transformative. Unless, of course, the goal of the wavelet transformation is to compress the image and allow its reproduction. It depends. Same with transformers.

Happy to share that I've started a new legaltech venture, LexPipe, an AI-enabled legal data connector platform for law firms. LexPipe stands at the crossroads of technology, law, data governance, AI governance, and open data standards (e.g, SALI). linkedin.com/posts/speedpla…

@kevinokeefe Kevin - Your interviews are what got Docket Alarm some of it's first attention, thank you! Going forward, I won't be idle, I'll be generating more interview material for you soon enough!

Michael Sander/@speedplane is one of the more innovative people I have met. Can’t forget interviewing him and realizing he built and maintained Docket Alarm as a one person show.

@damienriehl @fastcase @vlex @SALIalliance Fantastic to work so closely with Damien solving tricky legal problems. So many big ones left.

Really proud of what Michael Sander and Team @Fastcase + @vlex have built together — amassing 775M+ dockets and documents, including Pleading Tags with beautiful standardization from @SALIalliance. Looking forward to seeing what @speedplane builds next — and you should be, too!

@LaurentSW Always excellent working with you and your team Laurent. Will stay in touch.

Good luck @speedplane can't wait to see what you cook up 😤

@patent_maven For reelz? We’ll keep at it. docketalarm.com/embed/AIA2iu8K…

#Patent folk: The #USPTO no longer seems to publish cumulative statistics for outcomes in AIA post-issuance *reviews* (IPRs, PGRs, CBMs) from 2012-present (vs stats for # of AIA-challenged patents). Is there another source or do I need to compute from archived annual data?

What if you could navigate high-quality motions, with over 200 motion tags, helping you explore timing and likelihood analytics, and gain deeper insight into different jurisdictions, judges, and clients? Introducing State Litigation Analytics. Learn more: hubs.li/Q024wlbQ0

@SALIalliance @aallnet @vlex @fastcase @SALIalliance tags at work: a @DocketAlarm docket timeline powered by @SALIalliance tags. You can tag your own data, or have experts like @HBRConsultants tag it for you.

@EJWalters @vlex @DocketAlarm @tweetatpablo @EJWalters noting that more products should be transparent about coverage volume — and gaps. Like @DocketAlarm does in its Coverage page histograms: docketalarm.com/coverage

It’s a packed session for Michael (@speedplane) Sander from @DocketAlarm and Amanda Marshall from @BakerHostetler, learning about docket research and litigation analytics. Literally people standing up lining every walk-in the room! #AALL23 Haynes 311

Finding specific information in dockets can be tricky and time-consuming. Join vLex’s Michael E. Sander and @BakerHostetler’s Amanda Marshall in this #AALL23 panel discussion to learn more about the challenges and limitations of dockets, and discover best practice techniques.

First GPT Sanctions Order over hallucinations. This is it folks, we're there. docketalarm.com/cases/New_York… #legaltech

Just gave @DocketAlarm's Batch Downloader a brain boost, integrating OpenAI's GPT-3 & GPT-4 models. The new "Batch AI Analyzer" provides gpt-4 outlines of every litigation document filed in state or federal litigation. 2nd feature in a series redefining #legaltech

@abziegler @macrocosmcorp They are going for all human "belief"... to get there, you'll at least need the pleadings too... go dockets.

I'm voting for @macrocosmcorp to embed all of US Case Law and open-source the weights. alex.macrocosm.so/download

@samuelharden Level 5 self-driving cars are to blind-spot warning detectors, like, robot-lawyers are to document summarization tools.

But that's not where the sexy money is. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Applicable to law as well. The most immediate application of this stuff isn't writing appellate briefs, it's the indirect uses: triage, streamlining communication, explaining legal concepts, etc.

@glambert Using the advantages of both... very cool.

I've found that using Anthropic's Claude to ingest large documents, combined with GPT-4's ability to create well-structured prompts to query the document, is a nice one-two combination.

@legalytical @ArtificialLawya If we can point to a lawyer that’s been let go for improperly using predictive coding in e-discovery, then yeah, AI has taken jobs.

The End of Lawyers Deadpool ☠️⭐️ ‘The first lawyer to lose their job specifically because of AI, will be…’ > #Survey #legaltech #lawtwitter #AI #LLM #GenerativeAI #deadpool