Inside Global Citizens, an AI-Native Immigration Law Firm Where Loki Boosted Efficiency 4x
damianplayer · x · 2026-10-18
A startup-visit episode explores Global Citizens, an AI-native immigration law firm in San Francisco. Founder Owen Zhang says the AI tool Loki has made the firm 4x more efficient.
The core thesis: the next big legal AI company might be a law firm itself rather than software sold to firms — raising the question of whether they can build an edge traditional firms can't copy.
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