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AI has become the driving force of transformation in legal tech, with 2024 marking a seismic shift in attitudes. In this webinar, Legal IT Insider will be joined by NetDocuments […] The post Webinar: The AI revolution in legal tech – Preparing for 2025 and beyond appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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The GenAI wave is just starting, the report predicts. Read more: Report: AI controls growing VC attention
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San Francisco-headquartered startup Ivo today (5 February) announced a $16m Series A funding round to scale its AI-powered contract review solution. Originally founded in New Zealand in 2021, Ivo’s customers […] The post Ivo raises $16m Series A to deliver AI contract review at scale appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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The American Arbitration Association (AAA) and its international division, the International Centre for Dispute Resolution, have hired Maya Markovich as their new vice president, the organisations announced today (5 February). […] The post Maya Markovich joins American Arbitration Association as vice president appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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University of Limerick’s Damien Thompson explains the research behind a brain-inspired analogue computing platform that is made of completely different material to the silicon used in traditional computers. Read more: How the human brain inspired a new computing material
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Should basic AI training be mandatory in order to practice law? And shouldn’t all Courts have minimum AI guidelines? Should we be doing better by now? An Australian lawyer has […] The post ChatGPT sees another Australian lawyer referred to the regulator – is it time for mandatory training? appeared first on Legal IT…
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While not legally binding, the guidelines offer the EU’s interpretations of the banned practices. Read more: EU publishes guidelines on banned practices under AI Act
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It has been a controversial few years for the company and cuts are expected to affect the CEO as well as other executives. Read more: GM cuts nearly half of Cruise staff as robotaxi business grinds to a halt
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The telecoms company will retain a strong presence in Ireland focusing on cloud and security services. Read more: BT Ireland sells wholesale and enterprise unit to Speed Fibre Group
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The company has Ireland-based opportunities in revenue, marketing, computer vision and software engineering. Read more: Protex AI raises $36m to continue US expansion