Chinese labs aren't just catching up — they're pioneering the techniques Western models adopt, sharing them under open licenses, and training them on chips that weren't supposed to exist.
LLMs learned language without ever encountering what language refers to. That gap between syntax and semantics explains why they fabricate citations, can't count letters, yet write flawless code.
A proof of concept for using AI and synthetic SAR data to estimate how many FCPA enforcement actions describe transaction patterns that would plausibly generate suspicious activity reports — and what that tells us about the hidden plumbing of anti-corruption enforcement.
Medicare claims, tax returns, PPP and EIDL applications — the government increasingly holds the structured transaction data that lets fraud enforcement start with a query, not a tip.
LLMs ace simple retrieval benchmarks but collapse on the tasks that matter in fraud investigations — finding semantically disguised evidence buried in millions of documents
Corporate legal departments are done paying law firms to relearn what they already taught them. AI-powered knowledge management is turning institutional memory into a weapon against duplicate billing.
Clients are rewriting outside counsel guidelines, cutting budgets, and insourcing AI-powered work. The data on what they expect — and where law firms are falling short.