Smart Indian-American children, whose parents work in engineering or tech, are moving to High Finance. This mirrors what smart Americans have done for well over a generation - when I got my PhD from Princeton in 1994, a former engineer from silicon valley, who moved to a Wall

We have a a few positions open across engineering and research. Join us to build the world’s first end to end justice tech stack to make courts productive!

Bay Area builders - Adalat AI is bringing justice-focused problem statements to the - LLM x Law Hackathon Stanford University on April 6 !! You'll be building alongside builders from ollama, LlamaIndex 🦙, OpenAI & more. Register: partiful.com/e/olwKTWABsg7T…? #TechForJustice #LegalTech

The team at Adalat AI just dropped our new website— feels like us! Check it out → adalat.ai

Grateful to everyone who believed in me and Adalat AI and to Forbes for recognizing our work in making courts across the Global South more efficient and accessible.

Wishing strength to everyone impacted by the recent layoffs. If you're figuring out what’s next — we’re building AI for one of the world’s hardest, most overlooked systems: the courts. From speech systems to digitizing hand written, decade old legal documents to evaluating and

Thanks to The Indian Express for recognising the work Adalat AI is doing with the courts of Delhi and 7 other states in India. indianexpress.com/article/cities…

So, Qwen Math wasn’t learning from rewards, it was learning despite them (?!) Excited to see more work that explores this territory of optimising vs amplifying priors

🚨 Hiring: Research Engineer @ Adalat AI We're building reasoning models for legal decision-making- think legal chain-of-thought, multi-hop retrieval, and structured reasoning over case law. Check the job post here: adalat.ai/careers/ml-res… If this sounds like you or someone

We’re doing some pretty cool work on legal translation. DM if you’d like to work with us