Review by Robin AI

Edit your contracts with ease and precision

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Edit your contracts with ease and precision

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Review is an AI-powered contract editor that uses advanced ML and generative models to analyse contracts and suggest real-time edits based on a user's preferred positions. You can now review contracts at lightning speed, for free.

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A message from Robin AI's CEO and founder, Richard Robinson. In 2019, I founded Robin AI alongside our CTO, Dr. James Clough with the vision to change the way the legal industry works by using the latest in AI combined with ‘lawyers-in-the-loop’ to make simple tasks easier, reduce legal costs and provide widespread access to legal services. As a former lawyer myself, I found that much of the legal work I was executing required repetitive tasks, which our software is now designed to execute at a cheaper, faster and more accurate rate. James is well placed to oversee the development of our business’ core AI and ML technology as he holds a PhD in AI and has spent years using machine learning in healthcare to diagnoses diseases. We are incredibly proud to make our self-serve software, Review, publicly available today. We want to enable individuals and organisations to review and edit legal contracts at little to no cost. You can sign up for Review and get free access now. In Review, we have integrated Anthropic’s model “Claude” to provide advanced contract editing capabilities. Our software leverages “Claude” and our own ML models to analyse contracts and suggest edits in real time, based on clients' preferred positions. This enables legal teams to efficiently review and approve changes without going through the entire contract line by line. Get started with Review today to experience AI-powered contract review! Have any questions or feedback? Let us know in the comments.

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