AI and large language models have proven to be powerful tools for legal professionals. Our customers are seeing the gains in efficiency and tell us it’s greatly beneficial. However, there has been a lot of discussion lately of errors and hallucinations, but what hasn’t been discussed is the extent of harm that comes from errors …
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AI on Trial: Legal Products and Their Intended Use
The best part of my day, every day, is working with our customers. My job allows me to focus on how I can make their work easier, faster and better. I steward Practical Law and our newly launched Ask Practical Law AI tool for Thomson Reuters. Created by a team of expert in-house lawyers, Practical …
Podcast Highlights: Pablo Arredondo on the Legal Profession’s “Fervor and Excitement” Around Generative AI
Pablo Arredondo, vice president of CoCounsel at Thomson Reuters and co-founder of Casetext, has been making the rounds on legal tech and AI podcasts, celebrating the one-year anniversary of CoCounsel. Legal Current shares highlights from his conversations on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog and The Cognitive Revolution. Arredondo talked with The Cognitive Revolution’s Nathan …
Podcast Highlights: Mike Dahn and Joel Hron Talk AI Strategy with Bob Ambrogi
Mike Dahn, head of Westlaw Product Management for Thomson Reuters, and Joel Hron, head of AI and Thomson Reuters Labs, recently joined Bob Ambrogi for a conversation on the company’s generative AI strategy. Legal Current listened in to share highlights from their podcast. They started with the impact of last year’s launch of AI-Assisted Research …
Thomson Reuters Launches AI-Assisted Research on Westlaw and Additional Generative AI-Powered Solutions
Thomson Reuters today announced a series of generative AI initiatives designed to transform the legal profession. Headlining these initiatives is AI-Assisted Research on Westlaw Precision. Available now to customers in the United States, this skill helps legal professionals quickly get to answers for complex research questions. This generative AI skill leverages innovation in Casetext, created …
ILTACON Takeaways from Thomson Reuters: “Everything Began and Ended with Generative AI”
ILTACON seemed back this year,” said Zach Warren, manager, Enterprise Content for Technology and Innovation, Thomson Reuters Institute. “While attendance may not have been exactly at pre-COVID levels, it was darn close, and the energy felt the same.” With more than 3,400 registrants, as Steve Embry noted on TechLaw Crossroads, it was the second most-attended …
Thomson Reuters Judicial Analytics to Integrate with Courtroom Insight
A new Thomson Reuters collaboration with Courtroom Insight will deliver seamless access from Thomson Reuters Litigation Analytics to the Courtroom Insight Knowledge Management Platform. The collaboration, announced today, provides mutual customers with access to relevant research on judges, case types, and judgments in the United States. Courtroom Insight users will have access to Thomson Reuters …
How Generative AI Will Change How Legal Professionals Work
The legal industry is both concerned and excited about how generative AI is shaping the way legal professionals work. With Thomson Reuters investing $100 million annually to further integrate AI capabilities into its offerings, the company is making a significant impact on the future of work. Legal Current shares perspectives from Thomson Reuters Legal Professionals …
Thomson Reuters Integrates Generative AI: Reactions from the Legal Industry
Legal industry journalists, bloggers and influencers shared their perspectives on Thomson Reuters incorporating generative AI capabilities across its legal solutions and developing a contract drafting solution with Microsoft 365 Copilot. Legal Current is sharing their reactions to the announcement and this week’s media briefing, where Thomson Reuters Chief Product Officer David Wong highlighted the efforts. …
Thomson Reuters Is Redefining the Future of Work for Legal Professionals with Generative AI
Thomson Reuters today shared a vision to redefine the future of work for legal professionals through generative AI, providing users with more conversational experiences, time savings, intuitive automation, and a significantly improved user experience. In addition to investing more than $100 million annually to further integrate AI capabilities into its offerings, Thomson Reuters is developing …
