Join us for a hands on evening with engineers from Arize and Qdrant exploring how top performing teams build agents in Legal.

Brought to you by the AI Collective, Code & Coffee and Superoptimal.

Meet fellow legal engineers tackling the most common failure modes of legal AI agents, and learn to build agents that can be trusted.

🗓️ Event Agenda5:30pm - Doors open | Food, drinks & networking 6:00pm - Introductory statements 6:10pm - Demo: Voice Agents in Legal 6:15pm - Talk by Arize: Evals in Practice 6:30pm - Workshop by Qdrant: The Reliability Lab 8:00pm - Breakout for networking 📊 Arize Kickoff Talk: Evals in PracticeArize will kick things off with how teams building AI for high-stakes domains actually evaluate it: what to measure, what "good" looks like when there's no single right answer, and how to tell whether your system is improving or just changing.

We'll then bring those evaluation skills straight into the workshop.

🔎 Qdrant Workshop: The Reliability Lab

Everybody knows legal AI can draft, summarize, and cite. So what's the problem?

Well, what happens when the right authority was never pulled? When a superseded version outranks the current one? Or when the search returns five documents that agree, and misses the one that didn't?

In this hands-on lab with Qdrant, you'll work in a real retrieval stack and investigate realistic breakdowns in a legal AI system. For each one, your job is to figure out what went wrong, trace the answer back to the evidence, and decide whether you'd actually trust it.

You'll investigate:•⁠ ⁠Missing authority, key documents not being cited •⁠ ⁠Outdated sources, maintaining source freshness•⁠ ⁠Weak and conflicting evidence, broken source ranking•⁠ ⁠Upstream fixes, see how what you feed a model determines what it can possibly get right

By the end you'll have a working mental model for where legal AI breaks, language for describing it to your team, and a starting point for evaluating systems you're building or buying.

💻 What You Need

A laptop. That's it. We provide the environment, the data, and the exercises: no setup, no coding environment, no prior machine learning experience. If you'd rather watch than work through it yourself, that's completely fine.

👋 Who Should Join?

Legal engineers building legal products, search and relevance teams, and anyone responsible for deciding whether an AI system is good enough to put in front of lawyers will enjoy this!

Come for the workshop. Stay for the food, drinks, and people. 🍕🍻

Space is extremely limited, so register early.

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