Webinar
Broadcast - September 30, 2026
Sep 30, '26
45 MINS
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
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Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Let’s put AI to work.
Copyright © 2026 Valliance. All rights reserved.
Let’s put AI to work.
Copyright © 2026 Valliance. All rights reserved.
Let’s put AI to work.
Copyright © 2026 Valliance. All rights reserved.
Webinar
Broadcast - September 30, 2026
Sep 30, '26
45 MINS
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
_Background
Kirkland & Ellis has spent $500 million building an AI platform with Palantir. It's a structured model of the firm's own funds, investors, side letters and clause positions, an ontology that gets more useful every time a matter runs through it. Most law firms have bought a point solution this year. None has built what Kirkland has. This session covers what an ontology actually is, why it compounds in a way a licensed tool never will, and what it would take to build one at your firm.
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Ontologies
Future Enterprise
People First
Image description -
Let’s put AI to work.
Copyright © 2026 Valliance. All rights reserved.