News Summary

• Telon, a London startup, is one of the companies giving OpenAI boots on the ground.
• Telon hires and trains "legal engineers" who embed inside law firms and corporate legal teams.
• The model is a bit like forward-deployed engineering-as-a-service.
• OpenAI said it aims to certify 300,000 consultants by the end of 2026.
• a harder question, too.
• Why should a law firm buy directly from a model provider when specialized app companies build around the way lawyers actually work?
• Telon might give OpenAI a way to borrow some of that niche.