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Google takes on Anthropic and OpenAI in the legal AI race
Google unveils Gemini Enterprise for Legal, targeting law firms with AI tools like agents for contract review and regulatory tracking.
TL;DR
- Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a new suite of AI tools for law firms.
- These tools include pre-built Gemini skills and virtual assistants (agents) that can integrate with a firm's data systems.
- The legal tech market is seeing increased competition with other companies like Anthropic and OpenAI also developing AI solutions for lawyers.
- Law firms are pressured by clients to increase efficiency and reduce costs, making AI automation attractive.
- Gemini Enterprise for Legal will enable lawyers to review contracts, track regulations, and search documents.
- Google has partnered with legal tech companies such as Everlaw, Relativity, iManage, NetDocuments, DocuSign, Thomson Reuters, Harvey, and Legora.
- Google assures that client data and model outputs will not be used to train its foundational models.