The firm plans to spend $500 million over three to four years building proprietary AI tools — one of the largest single technology commitments any BigLaw firm has made.
Kirkland & Ellis announced today (28 May) that it would spend $500m over the next three to four years developing its own custom AI tools and services. The story broke as an exclusive in the Financial Times and while the firm has been tight on details so far, here’s what we know and how it compares to what else is going on in the market.…
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