Robin AI Receives $26 Million Investment

In the legal sector, demand for productive AI is growing rapidly. Robin AI, an AI-powered legal co-pilot, announced that it has raised $26 million in new funding. The Series B round is led by Temasek, a global investment firm headquartered in Singapore. Other investors include QuantumLight, Plural and AFG Partners.

So what do we know about Robin AI? It was founded in 2019 by Richard Robinson, a lawyer at Clifford Chance, and James Clough, a machine learning research scientist at Imperial College. It harnesses the power of generative AI to automate and speed up the contract drafting and negotiation process, as well as extract information from entire contract repositories through simple search. Launched as a Microsoft Word add-in, the legal co-pilot cuts the time it takes to review contracts by 85 percent, enabling businesses' legal teams to move faster, save money and ultimately spend their time more strategically.

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Anyone can try the free version of Co-Pilot at www.robinai.com

Robin AI uses a unique hybrid model that combines Claude LLM with its proprietary contract data (from over 2 million contracts) and machine learning techniques to read and understand contracts. A team of in-house legal experts or lawyers in the loop help further develop the model to ensure the highest level of quality and accuracy. Unlike many other legal AI products in beta or hidden behind waiting lists, anyone can try the free version of the co-pilot at www.robinai.com.