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‘Cut through the noise’: Nextlaw partners with AI firm for Brexit contracts system

Legal Business
Legal Business · 29 July 2016 · 2 min read
TMT Brexit Dentons

In the latest play for Dentons‘ tech joint venture, Nextlaw Labs has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) programme with London IT firm RAVN Systems to assess the impact of the Brexit vote on companies’ contracts.

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