Court reporting and litigation support services provider Steno today (9 June) announced the appointment of Prabhdeep Singh as its new chief executive officer. Singh, who previously served as Steno’s chief […] The post Steno, Clio and Casepoint announce new CEO or president appointments appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
‘I certainly think there will be ripple effects if they don’t go well’, Srinivas says, referring to the AI giants that recently filed to go public. Read more: Perplexity plans for 2028 IPO debut, CEO Aravind Srinivas says
The selection is part of the World Health Biomanufacturing Workforce Training Initiative. Read more: NIBRT selected by WHO as European Regional Training Centre for Biomanufacturing
China’s core AI industry – which boasts more than 6,200 companies – was valued at nearly $174bn in 2025. Read more: Bloomberg: China plans $295bn spend for nationwide data centre build-out
By Steve Whiter, Appurity When did your firm last audit what its lawyers are doing in the browser? Which AI tools they’re accessing, what data they’re uploading, what legacy applications […] The post Guest post: Client data, shadow AI, and the unmanaged browser appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Enforcement of Europe’s Digital Markets Act means Apple can’t launch the system safely within the EU, the company said. Read more: Apple’s Siri AI won’t be available in the EU at launch
As part of the cash only deal, Kneat will become a privately held company when the transaction is completed. Read more: Limerick-based software company Kneat to be acquired by Thoma Bravo for $650m
‘There are things we want to do that are likely easier as a private company’, says OpenAI. Read more: OpenAI files for IPO, but unsure when it wants to go public
In this live TalkingTech VoxPop interview at Lexpo in Amsterdam, Andrea Miskolczi – the founder and managing director of InterAlia Consulting – gives us a snapshot of the work that […] The post TalkingTech VoxPop at Lexpo: In-house AI assessment insights appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
PwC’s Raymond Martin explores the day-to-day at the intersection of technology and healthcare. Read more: ‘Pace of change across tech, health and business has been astonishing’