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LIVE from Paris: Jason Interviews Two AI CEOs Disrupting Trillion-Dollar Industries: Voice and Legal Will we see the end of the billable hour? ElevenLabs Mati Staniszewski Legora Max Junestrand @jason (0:00) ElevenLabs' $600M ARR Ramp, 600 Employees & Life Without PMs (15:34) Celebrity Voice Deals, Deepfake Impersonation & Racing...

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