Plato vs Haiku: general legal AI or valuation specialist?
Haiku is a high-end general legal AI: natural-language search, analysis of large volumes of documents, drafting and reusable workflows, with a strong security foundation (French hosting, SecNumCloud, ISO 27001). Plato does not try to cover every field: it is specialised in personal injury and employment law, with automatic valuation of compensation and a base of more than 84,000 quantified decisions. Haiku for a cross-firm AI; Plato to value and produce on these two disputes.
The comparison at a glance
| Criterion | Haiku | Plato |
|---|---|---|
| Positioning | General legal AI | Vertical AI for personal injury & employment law |
| Fields covered | Multi-field (business, employment, criminal…) | Personal injury & employment law |
| Compensation valuation (Dintilhac, scale) | No | Yes, automated |
| Quantified case law by head | — | 84,000+ decisions |
| Document analysis at volume | Yes (up to 100 documents) | Yes, unlimited volume (hundreds of exhibits) |
| Hosting & security | France, SecNumCloud, ISO 27001 | HDS France, AES-256, GDPR |
| Ideal for | Cross-firm AI | Personal injury / employment law |
In detail
Broad coverage vs vertical depth
Haiku aims to be an AI useful across all the firm's fields. Plato makes the opposite bet: all its value in personal injury and employment law, with valuation at the core of the product.
Compensation valuation
Calculating the Dintilhac heads, the Macron scale, back-pay and contributions: Plato produces a well-argued valuation that a general legal AI rarely covers.
Quantified case law
More than 84,000 decisions from which Plato extracts the amounts by head, to compare a case with real cases at a similar rating and age.
Two solid French foundations
Haiku highlights SecNumCloud and ISO 27001; Plato its HDS hosting, AES-256 and GDPR. On the seriousness of the hosting, both play in France; the difference is specialisation.
Frequently asked questions
Does Haiku do Dintilhac valuation?
Haiku is a general legal AI; it does not claim automatic valuation of the Dintilhac heads or a quantified case-law base in personal injury. That is Plato's speciality.
Do you have to choose between Haiku and Plato?
They are two different approaches: Haiku aims for a cross-firm AI, Plato for vertical depth in personal injury and employment law with valuation. They can coexist.
Is Plato as secure as Haiku?
Both host in France to high standards (Plato: HDS, AES-256, GDPR; Haiku: SecNumCloud, ISO 27001). The difference is in domain specialisation, not in the seriousness of the hosting.