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Almost no one wants AI to represent people in court – yet. Thomson Reuters Chief Product Officer David Wong explores the ethical use of generative AI in law and what AI can’t do. Continue reading Thomson Reuters’ Future of Professionals Report Shows Cautious Optimism Toward AI in Law
During the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chains have suddenly become hot. Who knew that would ever happen? The race to secure PPE, ventilators and minor things like food was and still is an enormous issue. But perhaps, predictably, the world of “supply chain software” could use some updating. Most of the platforms are deployed “empty” and […] Continue reading As the pandemic creates supply chain chaos, Craft raises $10M to apply some intelligence
As we watch major tech platforms evolve over time, it’s clear that companies like Facebook, Apple, Google and Amazon (among others) have created businesses that are having a huge impact on humanity — sometimes positive and other times not so much. That suggests that these platforms have to understand how people are using them and […] Continue reading With great tech success, comes even greater responsibility
Armed with an understanding of machine learning, ROSS Intelligence is going after LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters for ownership of legal research. The startup, founded in 2015 by Andrew Arruda, Jimoh Ovbiagele and Pargles Dall’Oglio at the University of Toronto, is announcing an $8.7 million Series A today led by iNovia Capital with participation from Comcast Ventures Catalyst Fund,… Read More Continue reading ROSS Intelligence lands $8.7M Series A to speed up legal research with AI
The confidential Thomson Reuters “terrorism database” is spreading in the internet’s underground. Continue reading Hacker Claims to Have Sold Leaked Terrorism Watchlist ‘World-Check’ For $20,000
It was available to anybody who knew where to look, with no credentials needed to access it. Continue reading Database of 2.2m suspected terrorists, money launderers leaked online
The company says it only uses Wikipedia as a secondary source. Continue reading Thomson Reuters’ Terrorism Database Cites Wikipedia as a Source
A security researcher managed to get hold of Thomson Reuters’ World-Check database, which flags terrorism and organised crime suspects. Continue reading Terrorism Database Used by Governments and Banks Leaked Online