​LLM x Law Hackathon @Station F

​LLMs, a foundation model capable of understanding and generating natural language text, have the potential to transform legal research, contract analysis, data privacy, regulation and much more.

​This hackathon hopes to build solutions that consider the safe and trustworthy integration of LLMs for legal work. You'll be asked to leverage an LLM toolkit and build & ship a working demo/prototype that tackles a pressing legal problem. Join us for the first edition of the LLM x Law Hackathon, founded by CodeX at Stanford, in Paris! We encourage you to think boldly, creatively, and across multiple dimensions!

​Hosted by:
Stanford Center for Legal Informatics (https://law.stanford.edu/codex-the-stanford-center-for-legal-informatics/)
Koyeb (https://www.koyeb.com/)

​Hosted by:
Megan Ma (Stanford CodeX)
Pierre-Loïc Doulcet (Stanford CodeX, LlamaIndex)
Yann Léger (Koyeb)

​Sponsors:
Koyeb (https://www.koyeb.com/)
Neon (https://neon.tech/)
WalterBillet (https://walterbillet.com/)
LlamaIndex (https://www.llamaindex.ai/)
Mistral AI (https://mistral.ai/)
Jus Mundi (https://jusmundi.com/en)
Thomson Reuters (https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en.html)

​Judged by:
Marie Torelli (Mistral)
Chen Gu (Dentons)
Thu Ha Nghiem (Cloudera)
Campbell Hutcheson (Angel Investor)
Yann Léger (Koyeb)
Pierce Kelaita (GenAI Collective)
Tara Waters (C-suite legal)
Ilona Logvinova (Cleary Gottlieb)
John Ferro (Jus Mundi)
Jonathan Schwarz (Safe Sign Technologies/Thomson Reuters)
Alexander Fessas (ICC)

​Mentors:
Alex Mac (Truth Systems, Stanford CodeX)
Doa Biddine (Sciences Po, World Bank)
Teodora Groza (Sciences Po)
Julia Zeidan (Jus Mundi)