Legal AI is moving beyond the chatbot phase. LexisNexis Legal & Professional is bringing Skills in Lexis+ with Protégé to Hong Kong, adding structured, multi-step AI workflows designed to turn legal research, drafting and document review into more controlled, repeatable processes. The launch puts authoritative legal content, client matter files, citation verification and AI agents…
The AI market has reached a point where having too many choices can be its own productivity problem. Ask-Chat.ai is positioning its platform as a single interface for more than 20 AI models, allowing users to switch between models during a conversation instead of maintaining multiple subscriptions and chatbot windows. The AI industry’s biggest consumer…
Contract management is moving beyond storing agreements and tracking expiration dates. As legal and procurement teams experiment with artificial intelligence, newer contract lifecycle management (CLM) platforms are using AI to identify risky language, automate targeted redlines, surface historical negotiation knowledge and improve renewal visibility. CobbleStone Software will showcase that shift during an August 26 Vendor…
Generative AI has made producing business communications dramatically faster, but speed does not necessarily make a presentation, executive update or email more effective. The Presentation Company is putting that distinction at the center of a free August 26 webinar, arguing that professionals need to define the audience, message and desired outcome before asking AI to…
EVERSANA is expanding its AI-powered commercialization platform beyond marketing, adding capabilities for medical affairs, market research, field sales and other functions across the pharmaceutical commercialization process. The move reflects a broader shift in life sciences AI adoption: companies are moving from isolated generative AI experiments toward connected workflows that can automate repetitive work while preserving…
The agentic AI market is moving from chatbot experimentation toward software that can plan tasks, use enterprise tools and execute multi-step workflows with increasing autonomy. A new MarketsandMarkets forecast estimates the global market will grow from $19.33 billion in 2026 to $205.88 billion by 2033, representing a 40.2% compound annual growth rate. The projection highlights…
Artificial intelligence is changing jobs faster than many HR organizations can redefine what good performance looks like. New research from talent-management company Talogy suggests that while most organizations already use talent assessments, HR leaders are struggling to measure the combination of AI fluency, critical thinking, adaptability and data literacy that increasingly determines whether employees can…
Enterprise AI is entering a more difficult phase. The question is no longer simply whether companies can build generative AI applications, but whether they can trust those systems enough to deploy them broadly. SAS and Amazon Web Services are putting that challenge at the center of an upcoming AI Enterprise Conference panel, as enterprises move…
The rise of proprietary trading platforms is changing how some retail traders approach market access. Instead of funding a conventional brokerage account entirely with personal capital, traders can pursue evaluation-based programs that may provide access to firm capital if they meet predefined rules. QuickFund AI is positioning itself as an intermediary in that ecosystem, helping…
