Relativity, a legal technology company in the United States, announced its integration with the ChatGPT Enterprise Compliance API from OpenAI, providing users with a seamless way to collect and process human-machine conversational data. This integration makes ChatGPT Enterprise part of the data sources for RelativityOne, allowing users to easily collect and process conversational data between humans and machines.Image source note: Image generated by AI, licensed service provider MidjourneyChatGP

Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen admitted to citing fake AI-generated cases in court documents. He used Google's Bard for legal research, mistakenly regarding it as a 'super search engine' rather than an AI chatbot. The three cases cited in the court documents do not actually exist. Cohen stated there was no intention to mislead the court and acknowledged his lack of understanding of AI legal technology. Previously, two lawyers in New York faced sanctions and fines for including fake cases generated by ChatGPT in legal documents.

UK-based company Robin AI has successfully completed a Series B funding round, raising nearly $430 million in total funding. Powered by Claude 2.1 technology, the Robin Copilot assistant enhances the efficiency of drafting and reviewing legal contracts. The new funds will be used to expand operations in the US and Asia-Pacific regions. Robin AI's unique solutions have garnered investor confidence, with Temasek Holdings leading the round. This reflects a growing interest in the application of artificial intelligence in the legal field, transforming the way the legal industry operates.

Legal tech company Harvey, backed by OpenAI, announced it has successfully secured $80 million in Series B funding, achieving a valuation of $715 million. Harvey, which utilizes OpenAI's GPT-4 series models, offers a deeply customized ChatGPT assistant for lawyers, achieving outstanding results in the legal field. Harvey is actively expanding its market influence by collaborating with PwC and OpenAI technologies to develop proprietary legal ChatGPT assistants for various applications in law, taxation, human resources, and more.

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