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Thomson Reuters CEO: How AI will change law firms. Story by Steve Hasker • 1w. I t’s been over two years since artificial intelligence went mainstream with the public release of ChatGPT.

Am Law 100 firms have tried to cut head count ... The Thomson Reuters report for this most recent quarter noted that the 2.5% drop in associate headcount between January and June of this year ...

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Spellbook, the AI copilot for lawyers, announced today its integration of content from Thomson Reuters Practical Law, ... October 29, 2024 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time. TORONTO-- ...

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According to the Thomson Reuters 2021 Report on the State of the Midsize Legal Market, law firms increased their investments in technology in 2020 and said they plan to do so again in 2021.

Thomson Reuters, a professional services and technology company in the fields of law, tax, compliance and more, explored how professionals are using AI in its 2024 Future of Professionals report.

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