The withdrawal of Anthropic’s latest frontier model, Claude Fable 5, just days after its launch may prove to be one of the most significant AI developments of the year, not […] The post Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 withdrawal highlights geopolitical risk in legal AI supply chain appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Jeran Cloete and Dian Spear of Stellenbosch University, Jessica da Silva of the South African National Biodiversity Institute, Lavhelesani Dembe Simba of Fort Hare and Peter J Carrick at the University of Cape Town discuss AI’s use in conservation efforts. Read more: For conservation experts, is AI a powerful tool or dangerous shortcut?
Fin raised $250m in debt in March to help fund its AI agents and make 650 new hires. Read more: Salesforce buys Fin, formerly Intercom, for $3.6bn
The new roles were announced at an event in which Enterprise Ireland also discussed the 2025 export results and the wider landscape. Read more: BMC Manufacturing to create 500 jobs by 2028
‘Children will be given back their childhoods’, the UK government said in a statement. Read more: UK latest to ban social media for under-16s
Relativity announced at the end of last week (12 June) that it has acquired AI-native legal technology company Gavel in a move that signals its ambition to extend beyond eDiscovery […] The post Relativity expands into the drafting workflow with Gavel acquistion appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Autologyx today (15 June) announced a new set of MCP-enabled capabilities designed to help law firms and other regulated organisations move from AI experimentation to governed AI execution. The announcement […] The post Autologyx extends its governance platform to support agentic work appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Close aide to Anthropic and US government reportedly raised security concerns around Mythos and Fable. Read more: US bans foreign access to Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable
The organisation has expressed future plans to fuel the next phase of international expansion and product innovation. Read more: CameraMatics, supported by SETU Xcelerate, raises €49m in funding
OpenText’s €105m investment marks the single largest backing by a company with a Canadian HQ. Read more: Canada’s OpenText to create 400 jobs in Cork and Galway