Kirkland & Ellis has earmarked $500m for the development of its own proprietary AI platform, as the firm looks to gain a competitive edge amid fierce competition in legal tech.
The firm expects to spend more than $100m this year and hundreds of millions more over the next three to four years, on top of its continued spending on third-party AI licences.
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