
GC AI, a legal tech startup founded by Cecilia Ziniti, has raised $60 million in a Series B funding round led by Scale Venture Partners and Northzone. The company, which focuses on AI solutions for corporate legal departments, has seen significant growth, now serving over 2,100 companies. Ziniti's background as a general counsel provided her with insights into the specific needs of legal professionals, allowing GC AI to develop tailored AI tools. The funding will help expand their offerings and further establish trust in AI-driven legal solutions.
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