Definely – the contract technology company used by law firms and in-house teams including A&O Shearman, Slaughter and May, Troutman Pepper Locke, Samsung and KPMG – has launched a Model […] The post Definely launches MCP and says “don’t ask AI to check itself” appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Matthew Lloyd Davies discusses the steps companies must take to stay ahead of malicious behaviours and advanced threats. Read more: How can organisations ‘stay safe’ amid intense geopolitical pressures?
UL’s Dr Muzaffar Rao discusses the professional diploma in OT security programme, and what motivates his research in OT and ICS cybersecurity. Read more: Why critical infrastructure needs critical cybersecurity
By Mina Jenkins India is emerging as a significant force in legal technology. Multiple data sources suggest the country is home to around 1,000 homegrown startups in the sector – […] The post India’s legal tech market: Homegrown ambition and global inroads appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
One of Ireland’s leading knowledge lawyers, Dorothy Hargaden of Dentons takes a deeper look at the EU Inc proposal the Commission unveiled in March. Read more: What EU Inc really means for Europe’s startups – a legal view
Bárbara Oliveira Medeiros discusses how change, while intimidating, often leads to significant career growth. Read more: How does this systems analyst navigate personal and professional change?
Legora today (30 April) announced a $50 million extension of its previously announced Series D financing, bringing the total round to $600 million in equity and valuing the company at […] The post Legora raises $50m Series D extension – Atlassian and NVIDIA fund join as investors appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Slaughter and May is rolling out Harvey’s AI platform firm wide, becoming the latest major law firm to select an enterprise legal AI tool – although two of its magic […] The post Slaughter and May goes firmwide with Harvey appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Meta and Alphabet are bumping up capex by billions as the AI race shows no signs of slowing down. Read more: Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet post positives quarterlies
Key areas of focus include addressing healthy diets, improving water quality, enhancing biodiversity, tackling climate change, strengthening animal health and welfare and advancing farm safety. Read more: €37m investment to boost research in agri-food, forest and bioeconomy sectors