Without Limitation

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Without Limitation is a technology podcast hosted by Matt Pollins, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Matt Pollins hosts Without Limitation, a technology show with 16 episodes published.

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  TED and the Future of the Lawyer

  Jun 4, 202654 minS0

  <p>I meet Nishat Ruiter, GC at TED, the world's most influential ideas platform, and learn how TED Law is asking us to question what it means to be a lawyer.</p><p>What we cover</p><p>* How TED grew from a conference to become the world’s #1 ideas platform.</p><p>* Nishat’s unconventional path, via the Netherlands, the Brooklyn family court, and the self-taught IP licensing work that helped launch her GC career.</p><p>* How organising a local TEDx event gave Nishat a deep understanding of TED’s mission before she ever joined the organisation.</p><p>* Wh...

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  The World’s Best Vibecoder is a Lawyer

  May 26, 202657 minS0

  <p>In the latest episode of Without Limitation, I meet Michael T. Brown.</p><p>When I sit down with Mike, it has been around three months since he won the Anthropic global hackathon, beating 13,000 applicants, most of them career engineers, with a project built in six days from his home in Orange County.</p><p>We’re also chatting on the day before he takes the main stage at Code with Claude in San Francisco, one of the biggest software events in the world this year, where he will be delivering a thirty-minute keynote.</p><p>Listen to the fu...

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  Why India is a Legal Tech Superpower

  May 15, 202644 minS0

  <p>Shreya Vajpei built the community for legal tech in India. Now she's connecting that community with the rest of the world.</p><p>India has more legal tech startups than almost anywhere on earth.</p><p>I did not know this until I sat down with Shreya Vajpei, but India has around a thousand legal tech startups, which Shreya tells me puts it second only to the US and ahead of every other market, including the UK.</p><p>That is a striking number for a country where foreign law firms still can’t really practise, where only advocates ca...

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  Lessons from 40 Years of Building Agents

  Apr 26, 20261h 5mS0

  <p>Dazza Greenwood has been building agents for longer than several legal tech founders have been alive.</p><p>In the 1980s, as an undergraduate computer science student, he encountered AI assistants for the first time. His module introduced a then-new paradigm: human language, chat-based systems. The exercise was to build something modelled on ELIZA, the MIT chatbot whose therapist module ran on a simple heuristic. Find the keyword. Reflect it back to the user. When in doubt, tie it all back to the user’s parents. It was deterministic, a little absurd, and wildly popular with the people who tr...

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  Should Law Firms Buy or Build?

  Apr 20, 202650 minS0

  <p>Michael Kennedy, Addleshaw Goddard</p><p>Michael Kennedy left university swearing off being a lawyer. He went to work in restaurants and retail for a while, and finally came back to it as a paralegal at Addleshaw Goddard.</p><p>When he started his training contract, it was very much focused on innovation and technology - a rarity at the time, and Mike was one of the first in the UK to follow this path. Since then, the innovation team at AG has grown from a handful of people to around 80 today.</p><p>Fast forward to 2026, and Mike...

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