25-year corporate global investment building the trust layer for ai and law. Liquid Law. liquidlaw.ai

Dallas, Texas
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ai = ei = enhanced intelligence
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'Enhanced intelligence' - It will do what we have it do, agentic or not.
Right now AI is amplified intelligence. It's great for devs (Replit), or designers (Midjourney), or researchers (ChatGPT, Perplexity). But this AI is taking direction from humans. This AI is not giving direction to humans. Will that change? Will AI get agentic? We'll see.
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BREAKING: The Five Major LLMs Are Down 🚨🚨🚨 This sets up all kinds of risk scenarios as law migrates there. So many companies extant are “wrappers” (basically python code written over) one or more LLMs, with the LLM being the powering db. Single model wrappers means (a) those tools must rely upon their captured/local data and in some cases which can be limited (b) those tools may not be functional at all. For legal concerns which placed all (or many of their) their chips in (contract creation)(research tools)(marketing tools)(litigation drafting suites) this represents a huge enterprise functional risk. When one considers additionally the booming cottage industries in non-lawyer legal professionals (college grad ‘contract managers’ ‘legal managers’ etc) who are trained perhaps exclusively on these, to perform enterprise Legal function, A Total Shutdown of Operations Legal Open source, native, disintermediated, and local which are small (SLM NOT LLM) and not big remedies this risk. Also smart to have a “tandem model” (we cannot omit the attorney she/he must be a “ride along” with the technology). Because otherwise it is the functional equivalent of our experience in March 2020 when offices suddenly shuttered and teams had to scramble around new unknown tools and modalities. People used to apprehend the old adage, “Do not keep all your eggs in one basket.” “What will you do when the prompts go out?” An important wake up call in the nascent AI + Law Epoch.
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If they come after me, I will come after them and finish the job
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AI is a supersonic tsunami
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BREAKING: Starlink Air is here
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that brisket was a masterpiece / full snow / 11 hours pecan and cherrywood / 2020, november
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derp
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AI infrastructure you own, Not tools that you rent.
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“The billable hour is dead already, just not yet.” The tools of law have always evolved. Telegraph → typewriter → fax → screen. But after AI, now the Law is liquid. Most lawyers and clients are still feeding sensitive work into public LLMs and LLM wrappers and discovering all too late that they’ve already compromised themselves and their client. This does two things: 2P law — Lawyer and client working together in fully private, privileged AI (comms, docs, everything protected). 1P law — Full digital self-serve, but still guided by an attorney. 24/7. Live setups running with real lawyers and clients. It’s working. This is Liquid Law. liquidlaw.ai
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* privileged ai for law * work product-protecting ai for law * bilateral ai for law * multilateral ai for law * specialized datasets ai for law * bespoke lawbots ai for law * private ai for law * deletable ai for law * bilateral, deletable, attorney client secure comms for ai for law * api whatever you want for ai for law * slms for ai for law * custom builds for ai for law * multi-model "contests" ai for law * built beats bought * first digital 'single player' ai for law * 'phone a friend' (bring in a lsr lawyer in your state) ai for law * non-discoverable ai for law * secure group meetings with ai for law * its not a thing, its a "way" * add 'agent' ai for law * chat with your documents with no one ever seeing and ai for law * solving a2j legal aid with digital, expert, automated ai for law * a lot of this stuff is brand new (first) 6/10/26 never before known in the history Law, its going to make a really big change * even more to come * liquid law dot ai
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Law-native AI firm.
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When California said in 2020, “No going out after 10 beginning Saturday” (because germs), this was a final straw. Germs do not know what time it is. Staying at home congregating with others can populate more germs than going for a walk outside. Germs don’t say up all night. They don’t go to bed. Germs don’t only go in restaurants. Plus, it isn’t your right to tell a citizen where they can go and when. I am to judge whether my movement is “essential” or not, not you. The decision or “purpose” doesn’t even have to be “essential”, just mine. It is an abuse of the power of government. A “curfew” is given to children by their parents as a time to be home by or else they get in trouble. Fair enough. We tell them because it is in their best interest in our judgment. We are not children. If they can “tell you” something arbitrary like “you will be in your home at 10pm”, or “put a paper on your nose”, then they have the power to “tell you” any other thing they want, or so they will think. And you haven’t said any different. And then they decide for you, instead of you deciding for yourself, and the power to decide gets alienated. So, if the new rule was 10pm on Saturday in November - 4 years ago -I’m going to make a big sign in the garage with the children for past their bedtimes. I’m going to go stand on the sidewalk in the center corner of downtown — right at 10 in public to say, “No.” Make sure you know I’m here. Make sure you know why I’m here. Let’s see what happens. Nothing. One police car drove by me (twice). I smiled and waved. Other cars drove by and it was almost 50%-50% honk horns and thumbs up or “f you” and flip off. One strange woman drove up and came and stood next to me and said she wanted to protest too. Fine. But when she started saying things to me “these guys are going to take our guns do you have guns?” and “white people need to organize”, I politely told her to leave and I wasn’t interested in protesting with her. I went back each Saturday for six Saturdays. Nothing happened really. Reactions were animated and exactly opposite. And yet something did. It is important for you to stand up for what is right. Even if you are the only one. Even if there is a risk to you. Most of us want an “easy life.” But the easy life is created by doing the hard things when people don’t notice or appreciate it. The easy life is when you can, and sometimes we need to make room for the power of can.
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this who runs this account
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GenX had racial harmony in America solved - completely. Demagogue politicians, defense attorneys and metropolitan “crime and media” activists, and lower iq younger generations screwed it up.
Club MTV dancing to Janet Jackson's 'Escapade', in 1990
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