Monty Kosma

About

I build companies and reorganize systems when technology changes the economics of what is possible. Today I’m Founder and CEO of Chironic AI, which puts legal AI in the hands of the non-lawyer inside the attorney-client relationship - combining the immediacy and iteration people want from AI with the privilege, accountability, and professional judgment of counsel. I’m also a partner at Breeze Law and Chairman of the Board of the R Street Institute. I started as a physicist and advanced-computing scientist, influenced early by my interactions with Richard Feynman, and later became an attorney. Across those fields, I’ve been drawn to the same problem: understanding how complex systems respond when the cost, availability, or capability of a critical input changes - and designing what becomes possible next. That has taken me from AI and supercomputing at Lockheed’s Skunk Works to antitrust economics on more than $200 billion of M&A, McKinsey, streaming media, neuroscience infrastructure, startups, public policy, and now the restructuring of legal work around AI. I’m particularly interested in production functions, market structure, incentives, institutions, and complex adaptive systems

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