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Thomson Reuters wins landmark AI copyright case against Ross Intelligence, marking a pivotal legal moment in the regulation of AI-generated content.

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

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

A federal judge dismissed ROSS Intelligence's antitrust claims against Thomson Reuters, citing insufficient evidence for unlawful tying practices.

Thomson Reuters' ruling on fair use could impact future AI copyright lawsuits, but each case has distinct nuances.

CUBE's acquisition of Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence and Oden enhances its customer base and positions the company for accelerated growth and innovation.

Thomson Reuters has acquired SafeSend for $600 million to enhance tax software solutions and streamline tax preparation processes.

Generative AI dominates legal discourse, with significant public interest in its implications, products, and ethical concerns.

Scandals and corporate changes also capture attention within legal narratives.

CoCounsel 2.0 has been launched by Thomson Reuters after a year of enhancing the AI product and incorporating legal data, promising improved performance and streamlined legal processes.

Thomson Reuters introduces an advanced CoCounsel GenAI assistant, aiming to enhance customer experience and unify product capabilities through AI integration.

Identifying claims is crucial for plaintiffs and defense attorneys to avoid financial pitfalls.

Raghu Ramanathan emphasizes the need for open benchmarks on AI performance in legal assistants.

Practical Law enhances legal professionals' efficiency with expert resources and AI capabilities.

Thomson Reuters has rapidly transformed into a technology-focused company, launching updates more frequently and capitalizing on generative AI opportunities.

Generative AI can improve efficiency in the workplace with a significant impact on professionals' tasks and time management.

LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters are advancing generative AI in legal tech with significant product updates focused on personalization and enhanced capabilities.

Generative AI's impact on the legal profession is being met with surprising enthusiasm, despite historical slow tech adoption in the legal sector.