C1 speed is not the issue . It’s about having an agentic workflow where multi agent review, swarm etc can help you build a record, conduct research etc. it’s about having to put all that intelligence to work in real time with large context. It’s why flash models are important.
In the world of the law, how many tasks can you list where immediate response of an AI model is critical? I handled civil and criminal cases for years, I never once remember something like, "wow, I just received a motion from the opposition [for some reason] I have to respond in 20 minutes."
My point is that Legal AI models promising faster answers don't make sense to me. The marketing should be something highlighting less review time on their output, not faster output.