#thomson-reuters tag

1 month ago

'Agentic' AI Is The Hot Buzzword... But Do Lawyers Actually Want An Agent? - Above the Law

Thomson Reuters' new CoCounsel emphasizes agentic AI, but skepticism in the legal sector remains about its necessity and functionality.

Nobody's Bothering To Figure Out What AI Is Worth - Above the Law

Generative AI is widely seen as valuable for legal workflows, but its true worth and ROI remains unclear.

fromEntrepreneur

Why the CEO of Thomson Reuters Is Betting Big on AI | Entrepreneur

Leadership in the age of AI requires integration of new technologies for success, particularly in professional services.

Forget The Hype... What Does Good Legal AI Even Look Like? - Above the Law

The development of AI tools for legal applications is ongoing but complex, with challenges in handling large volumes of information effectively.

Privacy professionals

fromNieman Lab

Reuters is the latest media company to drop "diversity" language in response to Trump executive order

Gannett and Thomson Reuters justify removing 'diversity' references citing federal executive orders.

Thomson Reuters Editors + Law-Based AI: Why The Sum Is Greater Than The Parts - Above the Law

Quality human input is essential for quality AI output, as demonstrated by Thomson Reuters' integration of attorney-editors in AI development.

fromTheregister

4 months ago

Writing for humans? Perhaps in future we write for AI

We recently were awarded summary judgment as part of the Ross Intelligence litigation, where Ross had obtained access to a reasonable chunk of our Westlaw copyrighted content and used it to create an AI system.

Intellectual property law

fromThe IP Law Blog

The Briefing: Westlaw v. Ross AI - Is This The End of AI Training or The Future of AI Training

Delaware court ruling in Thomson Reuters v. Ross AI may reshape AI training and copyright law.

Impact on AI developers could constrain innovation due to potential licensing requirements.

fromTechCrunch

What the US' first major AI copyright ruling might mean for IP law | TechCrunch

Ross Intelligence's use of Thomson Reuters' content in AI training was ruled an infringement, reshaping the legal landscape for AI-related copyright claims.

fromTheregister

Thomson Reuters wins AI copyright ruling over training data

Thomson Reuters won a partial judgment against Ross Intelligence, denying fair use for AI training on copyrighted material.

#copyright-infringement

fromThe Verge

Intellectual property law

Thomson Reuters wins an early court battle over AI, copyright, and fair use

A judge rejected copyright infringement defenses presented by Ross Intelligence in a lawsuit by Thomson Reuters.

fromPatently-O

From Sculptors to Headnotes: Chiseling Out Copyright Protection for Westlaw Content

Judicial ruling found ROSS Intelligence's AI training on Westlaw content infringes copyright.

fromThe Verge

Intellectual property law

Thomson Reuters wins an early court battle over AI, copyright, and fair use

A judge rejected copyright infringement defenses presented by Ross Intelligence in a lawsuit by Thomson Reuters.

fromPatently-O