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AI for Lawyers.
Contract review at speed without giving up the line you can't cross. Tools that touch privileged work need clear data handling, transparent training policies, and audit trails. We name the ones that have them.
Featured for lawyers.
Lawyers · Researchers
Claude Projects.
A long-context workspace for your work.
Claude Projects is one of Claude’s most useful features for people who work on long-term tasks. Instead of starting a new chat every time, you can create a dedicated project workspace with its own files, instructions…
- Long-document analysis
- Knowledge work
- Team collaboration
Lawyers
Harvey.
AI for legal and professional services teams.
We think Harvey is a serious legal AI platform, but it is clearly built for large firms and enterprise teams rather than solo lawyers or small practices. Public discussion tends to center on its enterprise positioning…
- Document analysis
- Legal research
- Workflow agents
Researchers · Writers
Perplexity.
An answer engine with citations.
We think Perplexity is still one of the best tools for quick, sourced web research. When it works well, it gives you a fast answer with citations attached, which is exactly why people keep using it as a search…
- Research
- Source-backed answers
Marketers · Researchers
Workspace Agents in ChatGPT.
Shared AI agents for team workflows.
We think Workspace Agents in ChatGPT is one of OpenAI’s more important product moves for teams, because it pushes ChatGPT beyond one-off chats and toward shared workflow automation. Instead of acting like a personal…
- Workflow automation
- Knowledge work
- Research
- Team collaboration
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Spellbook.
Contract drafting and review, inside Word.
We think Spellbook is one of the better legal AI tools because it lives inside Microsoft Word, which means it fits the way many lawyers already draft and redline contracts. That workflow advantage matters a lot in legal…
- Contract drafting
- Contract review
- Redlining
From the dispatch.
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Jul 24, 2026·6 min readKey terms.
Full glossary →- AI evaluationA repeatable test that measures how well an AI model or agent performs a defined task, including its failures, costs, and safety behavior.
- Context windowHow much an AI can "hold in mind" at once — the working memory that limits how much it can read or remember in one go.
- GroundingTying an AI's answer to verifiable sources, so it reports what the evidence says instead of what it vaguely recalls.
- GuardrailsThe rules and checks bolted around an AI to keep its output inside safe, compliant, on-brand bounds.
- HallucinationWhen an AI states something false with complete confidence — the failure mode that matters most in professional work.
- Human in the loopA workflow design in which an AI pauses for a person to review, correct, approve, or take over at important points.
- Knowledge cutoffThe date an AI's training data ends — after which it knows nothing unless you tell it or it can search.
- Large language modelThe kind of AI — trained on vast amounts of text — that powers chatbots and writing assistants by predicting the next word.
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