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- 1Thomson Reuters Unveils Thomson, Its Own Legal AI Model●Meet Thomson: The LLM built by Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters has introduced Thomson, a large language model it built in-house, aimed at its legal and professional information products. The company positions the model as purpose-built for legal work rather than a general-purpose chatbot. The announcement comes as legal publishers race to develop AI tools that keep pace with competitors in the legal tech space.
- 2Phillies bullpen falters again in Game 1 loss●Even with 'our best guy out there,' Phils' postseason 'pen woes resurface in Game 1
The Philadelphia Phillies' playoff bullpen problems returned in Game 1, even with manager Rob Thomson turning to his top reliever in a key spot. The relievers could not hold the line, reviving a familiar criticism from past postseasons. Fans and commentators are questioning whether the bullpen can be trusted for the rest of the series.
- 3US court upholds Thomson Reuters win in AI copyright case●US appeals court upholds Thomson Reuters' landmark win in AI training lawsuit
A US appeals court has upheld Thomson Reuters' landmark victory in a lawsuit over the use of its content to train artificial intelligence systems. The ruling is being closely watched as one of the first appellate decisions on whether AI companies can use copyrighted material for training without permission, with broad implications for publishers and the AI industry.