Uber lawyers then review each suggestion, deciding whether to accept, reject, or modify it before final incorporation into the client response.
Austin GrecoStaff Software Engineer, Michelangelo (Uber's AI platform) · Practitioner, 
Uber
Post: Uber engineering blog, Uber engineering blog, October 8, 2026.
Austin Greco, Staff Software Engineer, Michelangelo (Uber's AI platform). Co-author of the Legal Redlining Agent post (with a product lead and a senior legal director) and a builder of the agent; an insider reporting its results.
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Exact match in the post body. Austin Greco is a named co-author of the three-author post, and the sentence is in the authors' voice.
Austin Greco (Uber), “Uber engineering blog”, Uber engineering blog, 2026-10-08. https://www.uber.com/us/en/blog/building-ubers-redlining-agent/ Archived at https://the-ai-record.com/passages/uber-uber-lawyers-then-review-each-suggestion-deciding-2026
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Austin GrecoStaff Software Engineer, Michelangelo (Uber's AI platform) · Practitioner, Uber
Post: Uber engineering blog, Uber engineering blog, October 8, 2026.
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