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Clinical trials are regulated, and the speaker says there are good reasons for that regulation.Sarah Guo · 15 Oct 2026
Some people are already relocating clinical trials to jurisdictions whose regulatory environments better match their preferred approach and views of efficacy.Greg Brockman · 15 Oct 2026
Clinical-trial regulations differ between Australia and the United States.Greg Brockman · 15 Oct 2026
If the technology works and relevant data can be acquired or generated, persuading regulators to change drug-acceptance expectations and required steps may be a limiting factor.Sarah Guo · 15 Oct 2026
The speaker says enterprise legal work includes valuable agentic verticals that follow a similar implementation pattern.Unidentified speaker · 9 Oct 2026
Headlong is a persistently running harness associated with the Law Institute.Alex Zhang · 2 Oct 2026
Alex Zhang thinks Harvey's legal RLM work may have been done in collaboration with Base10.Alex Zhang · 2 Oct 2026
Alex Zhang says Harvey's RLM work was unaffiliated with him and that he learned of it only when it was released, because Harvey had not told him beforehand.Alex Zhang · 2 Oct 2026
Alex Zhang describes the results reported for Harvey's legal RLM as very good and the work as exciting.Alex Zhang · 2 Oct 2026
Harvey published a blog post describing an RLM trained for legal work that involves sifting through documents and finding information that may be hard to retrieve using a pure retrieval system.Alex Zhang · 2 Oct 2026
A company that deploys a chatbot in front of its customers takes responsibility for the chatbot's actions.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Because the policy provides insurance backing, ElevenLabs customers do not need to rely on the company's balance-sheet cash to assess whether claims can be paid.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Insurance policies impose coverage limits on policyholders.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
A $200 million insurance claim requires a policyholder to have purchased $200 million in coverage, which entails paying a substantial premium up front.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Insurance-related questions begin in ambiguity, and legal precedent and court proceedings resolve them over time.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Some AI-related incidents have not been insured; one example cited is the Air Canada case involving a chatbot that hallucinated a refund policy.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
In the Air Canada chatbot case, the speaker says the courts established that a company is responsible for legally binding promises its customer-facing chatbot makes on its behalf.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
A company that deploys a chatbot for customer interactions should not expect to disclaim responsibility by blaming the chatbot or its provider, such as OpenAI.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Court cases clarify liability regardless of whether insurance is involved.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Liability provides a foundation for insurance.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Liability often depends on whether a person was negligent.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Negligence is often judged by whether a person met their duty of care.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Courts often use standards to assess whether a person met their duty of care.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
When a broadly adopted standard requires a groundedness filter or jailbreak filter, it becomes harder for an organization to claim it did not know those safeguards existed.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026
Standards can clarify liability by making best practices visible to courts, and they can provide infrastructure on which insurance and related promises can build.Rune Kvist · 16 Sept 2026