Hotseat AI - Legal answers at warp-speed

Hotseat AI Legal answers at warp-speed

What is Hotseat AI?

Hotseat AI is an innovative legal research platform that revolutionizes the way professionals search through complex legal documents. The platform employs semantic search technology to help users efficiently navigate through regulations, guidelines, and legal documents while extracting relevant quotes and information with unprecedented speed and accuracy.

Currently in private beta, Hotseat AI specializes in EU regulations related to tech, fintech, banking, and financial services. The platform stands out for its ability to understand document metadata, including publication dates, categories, and issuing bodies, while maintaining all information in a secure and organized manner.

Features

Semantic Search: Deep semantic understanding for intelligent document searching
Metadata Extraction: Captures publication dates, categories, and issuing body information
Fast Search: Quick document sifting with semantic matching
Pro Search: Advanced intelligence and instruction following capabilities
Public Document Collection: Access to GDPR, ECJ rulings, and European guidelines
Future Private Document Support: Upcoming feature for private document collection searching
Future Translation Support: Planned machine translation for non-English documents

Use Cases

Researching EU regulations and guidelines
Finding relevant legal quotes quickly
Analyzing GDPR compliance requirements
Conducting financial services regulatory research
Cross-referencing multiple legal documents
Accessing ECJ rulings and interpretations

FAQs

Is Hotseat AI currently available for public use?

No, Hotseat AI is currently in private beta, partnering with select legal firms specializing in EU regulations.
Does Hotseat AI provide legal advice?

No, Hotseat AI is a legal research tool and does not provide legal advice. Users should consider the information as conversation starters with lawyers.
What types of documents can be searched using Hotseat AI?

Currently, users can search through public documents such as GDPR, GDPR-related ECJ rulings, and European guidelines.