How to Predict Outcomes Using Precedents

Luminance is picking out these essential differences between the documents that the lawer can then focus on. So essentially, the lawer's still in charge, but luminance is picking up different things. You find it all over the place, but you also find all the different contexts in which it exists. It's very powerful. We were just talking the other day about me two clauses, which didn't exist two years ago, but are now becoming relatively common things in employment contracts or in due diligence as well. I think regulating the people, rather than regulating the machines, means that nobody should ever be handing over control to a machine when you're running a process like that.