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Knows what’s next
A chatbot can only answer what you ask, and when you’re new to AI you don’t know what you don’t know.
Auctus lays out what to learn next, so you never have to guess.
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Here's how other law firms are using AI:
- Latham & Watkins, Ropes & Gray, Cooley and Sullivan & Cromwell are early adopters of OpenAI's new legal AI, Astra for Law.
- Mayer Brown is training all of its nearly 1,800 lawyers in generative AI during 2026, including hands-on workshops applying AI to real client matters under supervision.
- DLA Piper trains its lawyers and staff to become experts in AI tools, while still emphasizing human skills like boardroom presentation and courtroom advocacy.
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Updated September 2026
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Built for your work
Most AI courses teach everyone the same generic examples.
Every lesson uses situations Lawyers face at work.
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Skills that stack
Scattered tips and tutorials rarely add up to real skill.
Each level builds on the last, from your first question to running your own AI workflows.