The era of "AI hallucinations" in the courtroom may be coming to an end with the rise of Ex Nunc Intelligence. On January 12, 2026, the Swiss-based legaltech venture—a spin-off from the prestigious EPFL—officially closed an oversubscribed $2.15 million pre-seed funding round. Led by Spicehaus Partners and supported by Bloomhaus Ventures, the capital is set to scale Silex, a platform designed to solve the two biggest barriers to AI adoption in law: untrustworthy outputs and data confidentiality risks. Unlike generic tools built on top of off-the-shelf models, Ex Nunc has engineered a proprietary "full-stack" pipeline that rebuilds the AI process from data ingestion to legal reasoning, ensuring every answer is grounded in verifiable legal sources. Silex is already gaining rapid traction, currently used by several hundred law firms, notary offices, and in-house legal teams across Europe. The platform’s unique architecture uses secure, isolated data silos to allow firms to mix public lega...