Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast
01:04:42 · Alessio Fanelli, Jacob Lauritzen, Shawn Wang
[01:04:42] S2: Like, are you seeing that, like, law schools are changing their curriculums a lot or not really? [01:04:46] S0: I don't know. I I I wouldn't know, actually. [01:04:49] S2: Interesting. [01:04:50] S1: I would actually do it a different way. Should do scholarships for for law school for CS majors, for for engineers. So we will cover After your [01:04:58] S0: you've done CS? Yes. [01:04:59] S1: We'll we'll put you law school? CS plus some software experience? Yeah. We'll put you in law school. Yeah. We'll cover it. [01:05:04] S2: Or you do like the MA, like master's plus JD programs? [01:05:09] S1: Yeah. We don't care about the master's. [01:05:12] S2: Meaning meaning like, because there's a lot of people who didn't do CS undergrad, so then they do like master's just to kinda like get [01:05:17] S1: that Yeah. Set I I don't know. Don't see that as as often. Yeah. Yeah. People do JD MBA. That's a thing. Yeah. But JDCS, I haven't seen it. Yeah. Happens. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Look. Overall, you know, super impressive progress. I mean, congrats on all your success. Like, are you still gonna keep up the pace? Like Absolutely. Yeah. You know? And I think you're hiring in SF New York. We're hiring. [01:05:42] S0: In... Yeah. Engineering, we're hiring in New York, Stockholm, and London. Yeah. And all other roles, we're hiring everywhere. How many people do [01:05:51] S2: you have in New York right now? [01:05:52] S0: A 100. About a 100. [01:05:53] S2: And you guys are planning on how many in New York? In New York? [01:05:56] S0: Yeah. For just like generally?
01:05:56 · Jacob Lauritzen, Alessio Fanelli, Shawn Wang
[01:05:56] S0: Yeah. For just like generally? [01:05:58] S2: Let's just say, yeah, generally and [01:06:00] S0: generally. A lot. [01:06:01] S2: As many Yeah. As you [01:06:02] S0: It's aggressive. [01:06:05] S1: Yeah. I mean, that's the home of corporate law, right, as far as America's So like, yeah, I'm looking forward to you buying a law firm and, yeah. You know, It's super exciting to... I think, like, you know, every industry, especially, like, the top, like, doctors, lawyers, coders, you know, they all have to have, like, you know, two or three agent labs that, like, just completely I dominate the [01:06:28] S0: agree. So [01:06:29] S1: you guys have, like, a great market. Yeah. I think [01:06:31] S0: so. And I think it's only gonna get much bigger as like law changes and get... Becomes more available to more people. [01:06:37] S1: Yeah. Also, think like, I mean, we're already like super over, but like the problems that you work on are very... Like the frontier knowledge work. You Yep. They're... Okay. Unless you're literally, like, doing, like, Navier Stokes. Navier Stokes and science. Other than that, like, most work is, like, basically converges to legal. Yep. Like... [01:07:01] S0: It's all legal in the end. [01:07:02] S1: Yeah. Hiring, finance, everything, like, just have to consult my lawyer, so... [01:07:05] S0: Yeah, I know. I know. Which is why I think it's a really exciting thing to work on, because like modern society runs in some way on legal. [01:07:12] S1: Yeah. Yeah. Cool. Alright. That's it. Thank you. Cool. [01:07:14] S0: Thank you. Thanks.