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Avail Partners Up with GPT-4 to Make Due Diligence a Breeze for Real Estate Lawyers

Olivia McHugh
By Olivia McHugh
Avail, the go-to AI solution for real estate lawyers seeking efficient risk analysis, is delighted to reveal its integration with GPT-4. This partnership will allow Avail to offer even smarter reporting to its clients, taking their due diligence game to the next level.
You might be familiar with GPT-4’s sibling, OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT, but the underlying technology is much more versatile than just friendly conversations. GPT-4 uses powerful deep learning algorithms to generate human-like text and is perfect for sifting through mountains of data, making it a fantastic addition to Avail’s legal AI toolkit.
“We’re excited to integrate GPT-4 into our platform, pushing the boundaries of AI technology to simplify the due diligence process for real estate lawyers in the UK,” said Dom Conte, Chief Product Officer at Avail and former fee earner. “This is a ground-breaking moment for AI, and we’re proud to be at the forefront of innovation in the legal AI space.”
Avail’s platform leverages advanced AI to rapidly review title registers, plans, and other Land Registry documents, identifying potential legal risks and generating easy-to-understand reports in just seconds. With GPT-4 on board, these reports will become an even more powerful resource for lawyers, helping them make the best decisions for their clients. And since most of the top 50 real estate firms in the UK are already on the Avail train, this partnership is set to make waves.
“AI-powered legal teams aren’t a distant dream anymore, and Avail is committed to leading the charge,” Conte added. “Our collaboration with GPT-4 is just one way we’re staying ahead of the curve, and we can’t wait to see what we can achieve together in this exciting new space.”
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