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The episode discusses vibecoding and its implications for building legal tools without traditional programming.

You do not need a computer science degree to build something genuinely useful for legal work, but you do need a clear problem and the willingness to experiment. That’s why I invited Matt Pollins (Lupl, https://www.lupl.com/) and Alex Baker (Legal Tech Collective, https://www.legaltechcollective.com) to talk about vibe coding and what it means when software can be built with natural language instead of traditional programming. We unpack the definition of vibecoding and why the term now covers...

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