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Sullivan & Cromwell details OpenAI engineering work and internal use of Agreement Analyzer
Sullivan & Cromwell worked with OpenAI engineers to refine its Agreement Analyzer after partner John Savva built an initial version, Bloomberg Law reported. Savva told the outlet the tool would initially be used only within the firm and that development used hypothetical agreements and draft playbooks rather than client documents.
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Key points
- Savva told Bloomberg Law he produced a working proof of concept in a week using Codex.Bloomberg Law
- Bloomberg Law reported that the firm handed its code to OpenAI engineers in July for refinement.Bloomberg Law
- Savva told Bloomberg Law the final code is confidential and proprietary to the firm.Bloomberg Law
- Savva said Agreement Analyzer development and early access to Astra for Law proceeded on separate tracks, Bloomberg Law reported.Bloomberg Law
- The firm’s announcement said Agreement Analyzer was unveiled at the September 17 OpenAI for Law Summit in New York.Sullivan & Cromwell