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Thomson Reuters on Building Trust in Legal AI | OpenAI

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Original language: English

Original video: Thomson Reuters on Building Trust in Legal AI | OpenAI · Channel: OpenAI · 00:00 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: Enterprise AI applications, Task and workflow automation, AI safety

The speaker describes lawyers moving between different systems when drafting documents. They propose communicating through one central environment, ChatGPT Enterprise, while drawing on trust delivered through CoCounsel Legal and HiQ. The goal is for the resulting judgment to be verifiable.

  • Lawyers currently move between different systems when drafting documents.
  • The speaker proposes using one central environment for communication.
  • ChatGPT Enterprise is named as that central environment.
  • The proposal also relies on trust delivered through CoCounsel Legal and HiQ.
  • The speaker says the resulting judgment becomes verifiable.
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00:00 Drafting across systems The speaker notes that lawyers have to move between different systems when drafting a document.
00:00 A central environment The speaker proposes communicating through ChatGPT Enterprise as one central environment.
00:00 Trust and verification The proposal draws on trust delivered through CoCounsel Legal and HiQ so the judgment becomes verifiable.

Lawyers, when they start drafting a document, they have to go between different systems. — 00:00

We want to communicate through one central environment, ChatGPT Enterprise — 00:00

use that trust that is delivered through CoCounsel Legal and HiQ. — 00:00

So, that judgment becomes verifiable. — 00:00

Thomson Reuters, ChatGPT Enterprise, CoCounsel Legal, HiQ, lawyers

00:00 Hold on. Can we do this differently? Lawyers, when they start drafting a document, they have to go between different systems. We want to communicate through one [music] central environment, ChatGPT Enterprise, but also use that trust that is delivered through CoCounsel Legal and HiQ. So, that judgment becomes verifiable.