AI Malpractice Ads Land in r/Attorneys // AIDRAN

The ThumbGate ad is a data point about vendor positioning, but what it reveals is a completed inversion in how AI is being sold to the legal profession. The pitch that entered attorney subreddits this week did not promise efficiency gains or billable hour savings — it promised protection from a threat the copy assumes the reader already accepts as real . That assumption is the story. A vendor willing to spend ad budget on a Reddit post in r/Attorneys has concluded that the legal AI conversation has moved past…

AI Malpractice Ads Have Found Their Audience in Attorney Subreddits

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