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      <title>Note #01 Audio Briefing: What Would an AI-Native Legal Department Look Like?</title>
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      <description>A synthesis of AGI Counsel Note #01: Why generic Copilot plug-ins hit a productivity paradox, how the Three Structural Shifts move teams from legal production to legal judgment, and how senior counsel operate as Chief of Staff to specialized agent fleets.</description>
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