Legal Operations

OpenAI announced legal AI firm Harvey uses GPT-6 Astra to turn legal context into stronger drafts, but no product details or results were provided.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 30, 2026

A proposed consent workflow for camps and youth programs would centralize parent approvals, records and expirations; its effectiveness remains untested.

• Thorsten Meyer
• September 29, 2026

A new tool for local businesses automates evidence collection to dispute fake reviews, aiming to improve review removal success rates amid rising review fraud.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 23, 2026

An in-depth look at Europe’s leading AI companies in 2026, their ownership, certification, and strategic positioning amid sovereignty debates.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 18, 2026

Sony agrees to a settlement over PlayStation Store credit practices, offering refunds to affected users. Details are still emerging about the scope and process.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 14, 2026

A new lawsuit alleges that Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok produced harmful content, escalating legal scrutiny amid ongoing allegations related to child sexual abuse material.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 11, 2026

Nitter and XCancel have resumed their services following legal consultations, ending recent shutdowns. Details remain limited as investigations continue.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 7, 2026

OpenAI highlights Gilbert + Tobin’s controlled AI deployment, emphasizing governance and scaling, though specific details remain undisclosed.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 3, 2026

Sony has accused Anthropic of using its music in training AI without authorization, demanding up to $150,000 per song. Details remain unclear.

• Digitech Bytes
• September 2, 2026

Grammarly introduces AI tools tailored for non-lawyers to draft legal documents, aiming to improve accuracy and reduce court rejections.

• Digitech Bytes
• August 26, 2026