Legal research pioneer to close AI site after copyright challenge
By Joanna Goodman2020-12-17T11:33:00+00:00 A pioneering artificial intelligence startup has accused legal information giant Thomson Reuters of using litigation as a weapon in a long-running dispute over copyright in case law. US-based ROSS Intelligence, which uses natural language processing to search US case law and citations, finding and analysing precedents and summarising cases, has announced that it will cease operations in January. Since May, ROSS has been fighting a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by Thomson Reuters, claiming that ROSS accessed content from its Westlaw serv...
Source: lawgazette.co.uk