Privlex

Companies want to do more with AI. Their own lawyers won't let them. That caution is merited, as existing law already reaches what AI does. Title VII governs who gets hired, ECOA and FCRA govern who gets credit, the Fair Housing Act governs who sees a listing, FDCPA and TCPA govern how customers are contacted, and FTC Section 5 governs anything an AI says that misleads. These regimes ask what happened, not who or what did it. Intent is not a defense and the model isn't a shield. Companies that try and watch too closely get trapped. Every audit, monitor, and posture score built the ordinary way is a discoverable business record: a timestamped log that the company knew. The harder you look, the better the case you build against yourself. Cautious counsel looks less and ships less, and the value AI promised stays locked. Privlex is continuous, privileged monitoring of enterprise AI. A law firm engages Privlex as its technical agent. Counsel authors a single privileged instrument encoding what the law requires for your business, and Privlex synthesizes your own data into a small stream of legal signals. Every signal terminates in an attorney's disposition. That last step is the whole game. A raw signal that a legal line may have been crossed is a liability by itself, a record that you knew. The same signal, once counsel reviews it and records what they did, becomes evidence you knew and acted responsibly. Flag + disposition = diligence, produced continuously over data no team could review by hand. Nothing about your models has to move, and our classifiers run in place. Any competitor can ship a compliance dashboard, and in doing so builds the record we are designed to avoid. Founded by a bar-licensed attorney and software engineer, and a technologist with twenty years building secure systems in commercial and defense. hello@privlex.com

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