2026 Starts with a bang: META AI Drama and Nvidia's $20B Groq Acquisition | E2230

It seems that he collapsed $50,000 worth of legal work into essentially a couple of queries and a free-to-use tool if you already have G Suite. For founders out there who don't want to pay insane amounts of legal expenses, does this sort of like involved, intelligent approach using modern tools provide a pathway to spend less money on things that are non-product? Critical. We had a company that had no lawyer, no accountant. They were doing it all themselves and they had gotten to hundreds of thousands of revenue.

I know you don't have an attorney, but this will become a blocker for future rounds. If you're going to get to the Series A, the seed round, you start raising over a million dollars, like doing it on convertible notes. And like, no, no, I can do it all myself. I can do it with an LLM. So founders find a way.

And so there is a product opportunity here. There's always more legal work to be done. There's going to be 10 times as many startups as young people can't get jobs. This week in startups is brought to you by every.io. For all of your incorporation, banking, payroll, benefits, accounting, taxes, or other back-off administration needs, visit every.io.

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