Legal: the bill for getting AI wrong just became law
In June 2026 a US appeals court made checking an AI's work binding law for lawyers, as OpenAI opened its own legal division.
In June 2026 a US appeals court made checking an AI's work binding law for lawyers, as OpenAI opened its own legal division.
Four moves this week turned the AI model from a strategic asset into a metered commodity, from Copilot's new bill to China's cheap open weights.
Anthropic put legal AI inside the tools small firms already use for roughly $20 a seat, while Carta launched an AI-first law firm.