Legora's CTO says evals run on simulated legal workflows, not customer data
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Legora CTO Jacob Lauritzen says the company cannot read customer traces because client data is confidential.
Instead, Legora's evals team recreates legal workflows in simulated environments to test its legal AI agents. Legora also uses legal engineers and the evals team to test each new model across practice areas and tasks, Lauritzen said in a Latent Space podcast episode published November 2, 2026. The episode also covers Legora's Series E at an $8.8 billion valuation and its billable-hour business model.
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- Latent SpaceBlogLegora's CTO explains building legal AI agents without access to customer data
AILegora's CTO Jacob Lauritzen says the company cannot read customer traces because client data is confidential, so its evals team recreates legal workflows in simulated environments. Legora runs legal engineers and an evals team to test each new model across practice areas and tasks. The episode also covers the company's Series E at an $8.8 billion valuation and its billable-hour business model.
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