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  • Freelance Content Consultant and Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Financial Times / The Global Legal Post
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Business journo (newspapers, BBC, trade) + copywriter. Fintech specialist. Boxset-phile, coffee lover. Commissions/story tips: nickhuber72@googlemail.com
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UK government launches legal AI scheme

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By Nick Huber Verified
| The Global Legal Post Verified
Lawyers have welcomed UK government-backed “AI Growth Labs” to build and test AI technology for the legal sector, including tools to speed up conveyancing during property sales. The Ministry of Justice said the labs will enable innovative AI software to be tested securely and released to the market sooner. It will work with lawyers and liaise with regulators to make it easier to introduce new legal AI.
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Kirkland co-builds AI platform with tech firm Palantir

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By Nick Huber Verified
| The Global Legal Post Verified
Kirkland & Ellis has co-developed an AI platform with Palantir to help its private equity clients raise funds from investors as part of a multi-year technology partnership. The deal with the data analysis, surveillance and AI company − whose technology has been used in the US by immigration authorities to help round up undocumented immigrants − is part of a $500bn plan by the world’s largest law firm by revenue to build its own AI technology.
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In-house legaltech budgets to double worldwide by 2028 amid AI boom, Gartner predicts

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By Nick Huber Verified
| The Global Legal Post Verified
Global companies will double their legal technology budgets by 2028 as they attempt to build on early gains in productivity and efficiency from AI-powered legal software, according to Gartner. The research company did not estimate global figures for how much company legal departments spend now on legaltech or how much they may do by 2028.
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