72% of financial firms have identified unauthorised or “shadow” AI usage

Control AI usage across legal firms

AI is already being used across your organisation — exposing confidential data and IP in ways Legal can’t see or control.

CultureAI gives you real-time visibility, enforcement, and evidence to reduce risk and prove defensibility.

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Know who is using AI, with what data

Track AI interactions across your organisation with full context on users, data, and purpose — so you can assess risk and responsibility.

The Reality of AI in Legal

AI is already embedded in legal — without consistent control

Legal teams are using AI across drafting, research, and client delivery, often through unapproved or embedded tools. That means confidential client data, privileged information, and firm IP are being shared in ways firms can’t fully see, govern, or defend.

The illusion of control is strongest in legal firms

100% report AI adoption, yet 50% have already identified shadow AI across their organisation.

100% have AI governance policies — but lack runtime control over how AI is actually used in practice.

100% believe they can detect sensitive data — but lack visibility into prompts, embedded AI, and real workflows.

100% rank AI as a top priority — but lack evidence to prove AI use is compliant and aligned to client expectations.

With CultureAI, Legal Organisations Can:

Discover AI Usage Across the BusinessPrevent Confidential Data ExposureEnforce AI Policies in ContextGenerate Defensible Proof of AI UseScale AI Without Risk

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Hear how legal teams are turning AI governance into enforceable control — protecting client confidentiality while proving compliance and defensibility.

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“Our biggest concern was legal teams unknowingly sharing client data through AI tools. CultureAI gave us the visibility and control to prevent that, without slowing down projects.”

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