Legora built a legal work platform on OpenAI models, ChatGPT and Codex
The legal-tech company says the tools speed up contract analysis and give lawyers more time for work that matters most.
In brief
A legal AI built on OpenAI tools
Legora uses OpenAI models, ChatGPT and Codex for legal work. The goal is faster contract analysis and more lawyer time for harder tasks. No figures are given.
Legora, a legal technology company, is using OpenAI models, ChatGPT and Codex to speed up legal workflows. OpenAI describes the project in a post on its news site.
What the post says
An agentic system is software that does not just answer one question. It takes a task, works through several steps and uses tools along the way.
According to OpenAI, Legora applies its models to legal workflows. The stated aims are to speed those workflows up, widen the amount of contract analysis that can be done, and free lawyers to spend time on higher-value work.
Why contracts
Contract review is slow, repetitive reading. Imagine a lawyer who must check a stack of agreements for the same clauses. A system that does the first pass leaves the person to judge the hard cases.
That is the idea behind the pitch. The machine handles volume. The lawyer keeps the judgment.
What is not shown
The source excerpt gives no figures. It does not say how much faster the work is, how many contracts were analysed, or which customers use the system. It also does not explain what role each of the three OpenAI tools plays, or how errors are caught. The claims come from the company's and OpenAI's own account, with no independent test mentioned.
Source: OpenAI News