Last month, Thomson Reuters announced a plugin with Microsoft 365 Copilot, meant to assist with legal research, drafting, and client collaboration, and outlined new generative AI capabilities in its online legal research service Westlaw, including its Practical Law reference too and an AI-powered contract and document-analysis tool, Document Intelligence.
No Jitter had a chance to speak with David Wong, chief product officer at Thomson Reuters, about how generative artificial intelligence (AI) will shape the experience of practicing law, what we still need humans for, and where the company will go next. An edited version of the conversation appears below.
