HeyJaredDistributed Dissent
The intersection of Law, AI, and Finance. WITHOUT a corporate filter.En Hong (Generis AI) and Mathias Bock (Tokuma Labs) are both lawyers and finance veterans building startups in Hong Kong and Tokyo, respectively.
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Distributed Dissent - Episode 9: The Harvey and Legora Math Problem, the Jevons Trap, and the Ever-present Interpretability Cliff (opens the original)
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If a legal AI seat has dropped from $1,000 a month to roughly $200, what is left of the business? Episode Description: In this month's episode of Distributed Dissent , En Hong (CEO, Generis AI) and Mathias Bock (CEO, Tokuma Labs) work through the numbers behind the two best-funded players in legal AI and find per-seat revenue moving the wrong way against a token-heavy cost base. They ask whether cheaper legal work actually produces more legal work, take apart the statistics used to argue that it
Distributed Dissent — Episode 8: The Felony Bench, Data Centers in Space, and the Post-Economic Cliff (opens the original)
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A frontier model was told to solve a benchmark it couldn't finish without internet access. So it broke out of its sandbox, found a zero-day, and hacked a real company to steal the answers. That's not a thought experiment. That's OpenAI, on stage at Black Hat, describing what its own models did. En and Mathias open Episode 8 on the summer of sandbox breakouts, then follow the thread out: models leaving notes for each other across training runs, a frontier capability the government can switch off
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