Our offerings
Training
AI tools change every few weeks. We keep your team current.
How we teach
Everyone brings a task from their own work. By the end, they have a working prototype and know where it can go wrong.
Taught by builders
We build and run an AI-first company. Our software processes thousands of documents a day and is used daily by Singapore lawyers on real cases. We teach the permissions, human checkpoints, and failure modes we meet in our own work.
Tailored to your firm
From short briefings for lawyers to full-day agentic AI workshops, we shape each session around your team’s work: the tasks you handle, the tools you have approved, and examples from your own practice.
Training across sectors
Recent sessions include a Singapore financial institution, a full-service law firm, and a litigation practice, with classes from 10 to 50 people.
The latest tools, covered
Each session covers what is new that month in the AI tools your organisation has approved.
A day’s workshop
- 01RefresherHow agents differ from chatbots and automation
- 02Live demoOne agent at work, then several together
- 03Map your workPick a task an agent could take on
- 04DesignDecide what access to grant and what safeguards to impose
- 05BuildA working version of your agent
- 06ShowcaseTest, iterate, and share with others
Recent trainings
In their words
“Northbridge Lab explained the concepts clearly and tailored the session to our work as lawyers, using examples of agentic AI in research, drafting and managing matter files. I appreciated the practical guidance on providing the right context, setting permissions and checking AI’s work.”
“The session explained the fundamentals of LLMs and AI agents clearly, including how context, tools and permissions shape their capabilities. We appreciated the practical approach.”
Human in the Loop
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- Beware of using Claude for legal workAnthropic will make it possible to check whether Claude helped produce a piece of text. For lawyers, that creates a reputational trap.(opens in a new tab)