Last week’s ILTACON, the annual conference of the International Legal Technology Association, brought what may have been the busiest news cycle I can remember for this conference, with a torrent of product announcements dominated by two themes: agentic AI and the Model Context Protocol.

I have already covered the conference and several of the week’s biggest stories – including LexisNexis’s Legal Intelligence Engine, Thomson Reuters’ launch of its Thomson LLM, and Clio’s hiring of Pablo Arredondo to lead a new judiciary initiative. Now, as I dig out from a hectic week, I am rounding up here other notable announcements from the conference.

Note: I used Claude to assist in creating the summaries.

Opus 2 Introduces Ingenuity, Its Agentic AI Framework

Opus 2 introduced Opus 2 Ingenuity, an agentic AI framework built into its litigation platform.

The company stresses that Ingenuity is not a new product but rather an evolution of how its AI recognizes and understands the context of a matter based on how legal teams interact with documents, define relationships between information, and manage workflows.

These insights — nearly 11 million of them created across the platform each month, the company says — are generated automatically as teams build case strategy in Opus 2, and give Ingenuity’s AI layers and specialty agents a stronger foundation for surfacing and acting on intelligence across workflows from case assessment through hearing.…

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