Ivan Lee

Ivan Lee graduated with a Computer Science B.S. from Stanford University, then dropped out of his master’s degree to found his first mobile gaming company Loki Studios. After raising institutional funding and building a profitable game, Loki was acquired by Yahoo. Lee spent the next 10 years building AI products at Yahoo and Apple and discovered there was a gap in serving the rapid evolution of Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies. He built Datasaur to focus on building private LLMs – secure AI solutions that don’t send your data to third parties. Datasaur has raised $8m in venture funding from top-tier investors such as Initialized Capital, Greg Brockman (President, OpenAI) and Calvin French-Owen (CTO, Segment) and serves companies such as Google, Netflix, Qualtrics, Spotify, the FBI and more.

Governing Claude Code in the Enterprise: What Law Firms and Professional Services Organizations Need to Know Before They Deploy

AI coding agents moved from experiment to infrastructure faster than governance could follow. Claude Code isn’t a chatbot. It reads files, runs commands, and pushes to pipelines, often on machines next to privileged client data. Four governance gaps law firms are discovering too late, and a path to saying yes accountably.…