An initiative that develops a peer-reviewed search engine with artificial intelligence technology; initiated a four-step movement to eliminate the problem of young lawyers not having access to paid legal technologies. As the first step of the movement, they opened dejure.ai free of charge in the bar associations in the courthouses. Then, in the second step, they invited other sector stakeholders operating in the field of legal technologies to take action.
So what does the initiative plan to do in order for the Equality in Legal Technologies movement to be successful in the ongoing process?
According to the information obtained, they plan to transfer ten percent of the income obtained in the third step to a fund. They aim to make purchases for lawyers who cannot purchase legal technologies with the fund. After diversifying their income models, they want to open the free version of the dejure.ai search engine to the service of lawyers in the last step.
Like Openai’s Chatgpt, the language model-training startup’s AI technology specializes in legal semantics. We can say that dejure.ai, which has made agreements with 18 bar associations, has the ability to list decisions containing answers to legal questions.
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The startup, which designs technologies that lawyers and other lawyers operate, carries out its activities at the Entertech Incubation Center in Istanbul University with the support of Tubitak.
As the Shiftdelete.Net family, we think it is important to keep an eye on the dejure.ai team, which produces original works in the field of legal technologies, and wish them success in the Equality in Legal Technologies movement.