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Brazil's bar accuses AI startup Enter of practicing law without a license
The São Paulo chapter of the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB-SP) has asked a federal court to restrict how Enter, Latin America's first artificial intelligence unicorn, sells its software to corporate legal departments. The class action, filed on October 7 in São Paulo, argues that…
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