Source: Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company, continues the rapid execution of its AI technology strategy by announcing that CoCounsel is now available in Japan. This significant milestone further demonstrates the technology leader’s commitment to and progress toward transforming the way legal professionals work—efforts that continue to accelerate, driven by Thomson Reuters “build, buy, partner” strategy.
CoCounsel, the professional-grade legal GenAI assistant, will enable lawyers in Japan to be empowered to work more efficiently and thoroughly, to better serve more clients. It acts like a team member – handling complex tasks with natural language understanding. Completing tasks at superhuman speeds, CoCounsel provides high-quality information at the right time, maintains multiple threads of work, as well as keeping context and memory across the different tasks and products customers use each day. By augmenting professional work with GenAI skills, the genAI assistant delivers accelerated and streamlined workflows, enables professionals to produce higher-quality work more quickly, all while keeping customer data secure.
“Lawyers in Japan have been eagerly anticipating the availability of professional-grade AI that they can trust to streamline and accelerate their legal work, accurately,” said Kento Miura, president of Japan, Thomson Reuters. “We’re excited to be making these transformative capabilities a reality for our customers in Japan, with CoCounsel.”
“Bringing CoCounsel to markets that until now haven’t had access to professional-grade AI is a tremendous accomplishment for Thomson Reuters,” said Jake Heller, head of Product, CoCounsel, Thomson Reuters. “As we empower more customers to realize the significant improvements in productivity and work product quality, we’re motivated to move even faster to bring the power of generative AI to more of the world.”
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