At the Gemini 4 Argon launch, Google’s CEO acknowledged companies that tested the model, including MinutaIA. The page explains why this recognition matters for Brazil and clarifies that no user data trains AI models.
With one click, the AI identifies process images—such as extracts, photos, or signatures—and determines when they should appear as figures rather than descriptions. It crops the exact section and inserts it into the draft with numbered captions and source page references.
For repetitive tasks, *Batch Generation* now includes *Step-by-Step Generation*: the AI drafts a template from a chosen model, which users review and approve in the editor. Subsequent drafts in the batch follow the same structure, thesis, jurisprudence, and style, adjusting only to the case’s specific requirements.
MinutaIA uses AI to generate drafts, petitions, rulings, and other legal documents from case files. It serves over 100,000 users, produces more than 50 million documents, and is used by 200 public institutions.
