Law is data for an operating system called the legal system 

Lawyers are LLMs (Large Language Models) as well as the prompt engineers of the entire dataset and small db datasets; subject areas, jurisidictions, legal tasks. 

Lawyers store, build, and code the data, and handle the data inputs and the outputs.

Judges, juries, statutes, and court rulings are the absolute parameters of the models. 

Your lawyer is your context window.

Until recently, only lawyers operated and accessed the operating system to make use of the data.

But this is changing rapidly, weekly, inevitably.

Thanks to the intervention of AI, which is thoughtware masquerading as software, a first in entire history parsing of the "dataset of law" is happening. 

Things are being collated and organized. New tools and modalities coming to make use of it. 

Lawyers are nervous and excited. 

Clients are unaware and excited.

The age of post-scarcity law has arrived. 

Truly auto-law is possible. Law as thinking. Uncorporeal law. Law by photon. Law as learning.