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Thomson Reuters has introduced Thomson, a large language model built by the company itself. The announcement was made through the company's legal solutions division, positioning Thomson as a purpose-built tool for the legal industry. Details on capabilities and availability are so far limited, and reaction beyond the company's own channels remains minimal.
- 2US appeals 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 major judicial decisions on whether AI companies can use copyrighted material without permission, with potential consequences for ongoing disputes across the technology and media industries.
- 3Court backs Thomson Reuters in landmark AI training copyright case●BREAKING: The Third Circuit affirmed Thomson Reuters' win over ROSS, the first appellate ruling on fair use in AI traini
A US appeals court has affirmed Thomson Reuters' victory over legal AI startup ROSS Intelligence, the first appellate ruling to address whether training AI on copyrighted material qualifies as fair use. The Third Circuit sided with Thomson Reuters, whose Westlaw headnotes were at the centre of the dispute. Legal observers say the reasoning could shape pending cases involving AI developers and copyright holders.