London lawyer built a legal AI startup while training at Allen & Overy; Thomson Reuters bought it before it earned revenue | World News
Image: Alexander Kardos-Nyheim/LinkedIn Most startup founders chase revenue charts, headline funding rounds and polished stage presentations. Alexander Kardos-Nyheim took a different route. While training as a solicitor at Allen & Overy, he built Safe Sign Technologies, a legal-specific large language model (LLM) startup designed to make artificial intelligence more reliable for legal work. Roughly two…

