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The RAG Report: Can Large Language Models be good enough for legal due diligence?

Recent report finds some parties are more willing to allow AI to dispense advice than others, misalignment can easily follow

New research reveals academics should not be overly confident in their ability to identify AI-generated work

In this interview, Katie Stone, Associate Director of Content Management Strategy at Kirkland & Ellis, discusses the challenges and opportunities in legal technology adoption with Charlotte Johnstone from LegalTechTalk.

Mike Rinehart, chief information officer at Dechert, and Thor Alden, associate director of innovation, have together been spearheading Dechert’s AI transformation journey, including, most recently,

Supercharging the ALSP landscape through strategic partnerships, rapid product enhancements and an AI executive appointment, position the company as a leader in the Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) and broader legal AI tech markets

In this interview, Fraser Hill, General Manager of Digital and Process Transformation at Shell, sat down with Charlotte Johnstone, Senior Content Manager at LegalTechTalk, to discuss the evolving role of contracts within the legal landscape.

The legal function’s enterprise value is much larger than its negligible share of the corporate budget would suggest. Law punches above its fiscal weight class, but a dearth of enterprise and customer-centric metrics obscures its true enterprise value.

Google is a giant tech company with hundreds of thousands of employees. So, it must be difficult for the management team to know what each employee thinks about the organisation.

The recent ruling against Google by a federal judge marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle between regulators and Silicon Valley giants.