Legal & Policy

Legalweek 2026: The AI Bubble Literally Pops

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At Legalweek 2026, legal AI company Harvey used balloon-popping as a promotional gimmick, symbolically popping an "AI bubble." Despite recent investments and acquisitions in legal tech AI, concerns arise over sustainability and dependency on major AI models like Anthropic's, indicating potential market instability. Content creators should note the shifting reliance from exclusive big AI partnerships to more flexible model usage to maintain independence amid uncertain industry dynamics.

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