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Tim Pullan
COO, AI, Legal Transformation
Tim Pullan is a seasoned professional services and enterprise leader with a profound background in go-to-market strategy, fundraising, and AI / technology solutions. He has a wealth of international experience spanning the UK, Europe, US, China, SE Asia, and Australasia.
Tim's career includes roles as a City law firm technology partner/Head of office and executive-level corporate leader. In 2015, he made the move from Singapore to the UK to spearhead the development of ThoughtRiver's technology in Cambridge, a renowned hub for natural language processing and machine learning, expanding its client base globally.
During the nascent stage of Legal AI, Tim led the team that created Lexible, a distinctive system with a patent pending for enhancing training and prediction accuracy for specific legal queries, which forms the backbone of today's most precise legal AI solutions.
In terms of education, Tim pursued his LPC and Post Graduate Law studies at Nottingham Trent University and completed a BA in English Literature at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Throughout his career, Tim has held various key positions such as Advisor, Founder & CEO, and Partner at ThoughtRiver, along with leadership roles at Taylor Vinters and Experian Marketing Analytics. He is also known for his involvement in organizations like the British Chambers of Commerce and Lawrence Graham LLP.
Tim Pullan's professional journey reflects a deep expertise in technology solutions, AI development, legal AI, and corporate leadership, underpinned by a strong academic foundation in law and literature.
Highlights
Were GPT4's bar exam credentials over-stated?
According to MIT researchers, GPT4 only appears in the top 10% of the worst performing students (those retaking the exam). Compared with first-time exam students, GPT4 appears in the top 48%.
This is still amazing - in 2020 no-one would have believed a model could have achieved anything close to this in 2023. Just a shame that the first results might have given way to hyperbole.
https://lnkd.in/en7hz_EH
#AI
33% NDAs received from third parties can be approved without any mark-up. Because they contain no showstoppers and they contain nothing unusual.
But 99% will be marked-up if reviewed.
This is what ThoughtRiver has found with corporates and law firm clients in UK and US.
The answer? Automatically triage the good ones using super-accurate AI and a simple no-tech email response service. No human in the loop, proven and great ROI. https://lnkd.in/e7qSVmcq
#contractacceleration #thoughtriver
