Generative artificial intelligence legal contracting program receives funding for expansion
YAHOO!FINANCE — Today, Ivo (formerly Latch), a generative AI-powered contract review solution, announced $4.8M in funding to further enable legal teams to improve efficiency and accuracy, ensure consistent negotiating positions and deliver faster business value.
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WOLTER SKLUWER — GenAI is fast becoming the most recent innovation to stoke fear among a wide range of professionals – including lawyers – that their jobs may become obsolete as the technology becomes more sophisticated and widely adopted.
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THOMAS REUTERS — Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technology holds the potential for a new way of working within corporate law departments, with the potential to transform contract drafting and analysis, legal research, document summarization and review, and much more. Indeed, through GenAI, there is the possibility to touch every function within the law department in…
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY HAI — Experts in technology, law, and human rights debate the unique implications of this technology and how we might best direct its potential to benefit humanity.
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BLOOMBERG LAW — The viability of using generative artificial intelligence to conduct legal research has been heavily critiqued in the legal industry.
Read More about Survey examines how legal professionals use generative artificial intelligenceHarvard Law professor David Wilkins delivers lecture on technology at law school in India
THE WEEK MAGAZINE — “The key thing that lawyers need to do is to have a more digital and data driven approach to risk. They need to quantify risk, because people are anxious over growth and are willing to invest in technology, but only to the extent that technology produces a more digital approach.
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GEORGIA STATE NEWS HUB — Technology is constantly evolving. Its applications impact nearly all industries, including how attorneys practice law. From Artificial Intelligence (AI) and document automation to project management and application interfacing, understanding how technology impacts the practice of law is becoming increasingly essential for legal professionals.
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AKRON LAW NEWS — On March 25, The University of Akron School of Law will host its 26th annual Symposium on Intellectual Property Law and Policy, bringing together top experts to tackle cutting-edge issues, including the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP) law.
Read More about University of Akron Law hosts symposium on artificial intelligence and intellectual propertyHarvard Law Library Innovation Lab launches Open Legal AI Workbench
LIBRARY JOURNAL — We want academics and nonprofits at the table in discovering the next generation of legal interfaces and helping to close the justice gap.
Read More about Harvard Law Library Innovation Lab launches Open Legal AI WorkbenchNorthwestern Law professor Daniel Linna co-authors report on how governments might use deepfake technology
NORTHWESTERN PRITZKER SCHOOL OF LAW — Will the lure of deepfakes prove irresistible to democratic governments? What questions should governments ask — and who in government should be asking them — when a deepfake is being considered?
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