The firm has been working on artificial intelligence since 2015, but the recent advancements in capability, along with growing amounts of money invested as well as ethical and political questions, demand a more focused approach.
May 09, 2024 at 03:38 PM
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Sullivan & Cromwell has a relatively lengthy history of working on AI-related issues, having been in the field since 2015. The firm has made investments in a homegrown AI product and has actively pushed its attorneys to work with the tool. But up until now, that work was the product of various practice areas and attorneys informally coming together to solve issues.
No more.
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