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AT&T Partners with OpenAI to Build Legal Knowledge Layer

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What happened

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AT&T is partnering with OpenAI to build a "knowledge layer" that connects the company's accumulated legal expertise to incoming legal work. This initiative builds on AT&T's LegalEdge program, which focuses on applying AI to major legal matters. The system is planned to include an intake system that uses natural language to classify and prioritize requests and connect them to relevant precedent and past work.

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Why it matters

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The partnership allows AT&T to improve the efficiency of its internal legal department by making accumulated legal expertise easier to access. For OpenAI, the collaboration provides a major enterprise client and a high-value use case for its technology.

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Who's involved

  • AT&TPartnering to build the knowledge layer using its extensive legal expertise.
  • OpenAIPartnering to develop the AI technology that powers the knowledge layer.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AT&TSpeculative

    AT&T might see improved operational costs within its legal department by streamlining request intake and precedent research.

  • OpenAISpeculative

    OpenAI could see increased revenue from securing a major enterprise client and a high-value use case.

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