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律己AI is an intelligent contract review tool under TensorBounce. It is based on natural language processing technology and guided by a legal knowledge graph. It uses massive legal data to train models, reviews hundreds of risk points in one minute, and makes contract review more intelligent and efficient.
Intelligent contract review tool using NLP and legal knowledge graph.
- Reviewing sales contracts to identify unfavorable terms.
- Drafting lease agreements based on specific requirements.
- Getting legal advice on contract disputes.
- Managing and organizing contracts within a
- Users can upload contracts in various formats to the 律己AI platform. The AI will then analyze the contract
- identify potential risks
- and provide suggestions for improvement. Users can also use the contract drafting feature to generate contracts based on descriptions of the contract content.

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