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Recurring legal intelligence

Lantyer Radar on Legal AI and Legaltech

A recurring reading of tools, regulation, markets and practical impacts of artificial intelligence in law, translated for jurists, institutions and researchers.

The Radar connects news, tools, decisions, regulations and international trends to practical questions: what changes for law firms, public legal offices, legal departments, professors and researchers?

What is Lantyer Radar?

Lantyer Radar is recurring legal curation on artificial intelligence, legaltech, regulation, LGPD and transformation of the legal market. Each edition starts from a relevant signal and explains what it means for practice, research, education and legal management in Brazil.

It is not clipping

The Radar does not merely gather links. Each issue receives legal reading, risk analysis and practical implications.

It is not isolated news

News is the starting point. The focus is impact, trend and legal application.

It is not tool hype

AI tools are evaluated with attention to confidentiality, LGPD, ethics, security and real utility.

It is applied legal reading

Each edition should help readers decide what to observe, study, test or avoid.

How each edition is structured

A standardized way to move from signal to action with consistent depth.

01

The signal of the week

The event, tool, decision, regulation or market movement that deserves legal attention.

02

The legal problem

The question behind the signal: liability, authorship, data, evidence, governance, procurement or ethics.

03

Impact for Brazil

How the issue connects to Brazilian law, professional practice and public or private institutions.

04

LGPD, ethics and confidentiality risks

Points of caution for lawyers, legal teams, public bodies and researchers.

05

Tool, case or regulation in focus

A legaltech, AI tool, court case, regulatory proposal or international trend is read through legal criteria.

06

What to do now

Recommended actions: study, monitor, test carefully, create an internal policy, review a contract or turn the topic into training.

Topics monitored by the Radar

AI in legal practiceMonitored
Legaltech and legal toolsMonitored
LGPD and data governanceMonitored
AI in the public sectorMonitored
Copyright and AIMonitored
Deepfakes, image and evidenceMonitored
Contracts and document automationMonitored
Legal research and academic production with AIMonitored
Brazilian and international AI regulationMonitored

From Radar to the Lantyer ecosystem

The Radar is the recurring intelligence layer. The most relevant topics can become deeper articles, executive dossiers, open classes, institutional workshops or modules in courses and masterclasses.

1. Radar (Signal)
2. Article (Analysis)
3. Dossier (Practical guide)
4. Training (Course/Workshop)

First Radar agendas

A view of the themes already in the Radar editorial pipeline.

toolsagenda

Harvey, Legora and Spellbook: what the new generation of legal AI teaches Brazilian law firms

How generative tools are changing the way legal teams find, read and interpret legal authorities.

LGPDagenda

AI and confidentiality: risks for law firms and legal departments

Why public LLMs can be dangerous when used with client data, legal documents and business secrets.

public sectoragenda

AI in the public sector: what public legal offices and agencies should watch

Implementation, algorithmic governance and administrative transparency risks.

copyright and imageagenda

Deepfakes, evidence and image protection under Brazilian law

How to identify, challenge and litigate cases involving advanced audiovisual manipulation.

copyrightagenda

Copyright and AI model training

Authorship, registration, protected works, scraping and disputes around generative models.

LGPDagenda

LGPD and generative AI use by lawyers

Brazilian data-protection concerns in the use and training of LLMs with client data.

toolsagenda

ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot: practical differences for jurists

A comparative reading of general-purpose LLMs for legal tasks.

public sectoragenda

Judicial AI: opportunities and limits in Brazilian courts

Case triage, draft generation and administrative automation in court systems.

marketagenda

Brazilian legaltechs and the new legal-services market

A view of legal-technology startups and their effect on legal work in Brazil.

academic productionagenda

Academic production with AI: method, ethics and authorship

Responsible use of LLMs in research, writing, citation and legal scholarship.

regulationagenda

How to create an internal AI-use policy for legal teams

A practical guide for responsible AI rules inside legal organizations.

Editorial follow-up

Follow the Radar without noise

Published editions remain available on the hub, in the public feed and across editorial paths connected to articles, dossiers, observatory and institutional training.