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President of Legal Professionals Raghu Ramanathan said the company will continue to invest in acquisitions and development to improve its generative AI offerings.
FactSet Finds New Legal Chief at Financial Data Rival S&P
Christopher McLoughlin is taking the legal reins of FactSet as it and competitors race to harness generative AI to provide better analytics faster to investment professionals.
State Attorney General Faces Federal Courtroom Test Over Crypto Mining Ban
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How Legal Aid and Tech Collaboration Can Bridge the Justice Gap
"Technology, when thoughtfully developed and implemented, has the potential to expand access to legal services significantly," write Kelli Raker and Maya Markovich.
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"Being able to spot deepfakes is a major step in curbing their malicious use," writes Eric Hoffmaster of Innovative Computing Systems.
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