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Design an AI contract-review workflow (clause extraction, risk flags, citations) that skeptical lawyers will actually trust

Harvey's signature design question. The twist: the architecture is the easy half. The graded half is designing for reviewer trust, where one hallucinated clause costs more than a hundred correct ones earn.

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