On the first of August, Dentons, a prominent global law firm, released fleetAI, their self-developed version of the AI chatbot ChatGPT. Designed to cater to the firm’s offices across the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Middle East (UKIME), fleetAI aims at refining the efficiency and effectiveness of the firm’s legal operations.
The firm’s innovative product, fleetAI, comprises two distinct chatbots as of press time, with future plans of expanding those capabilities. The first bot is designed to be a legal aid to attorneys, assisting them with legal research and generating legal content. This bot focuses on augmenting productivity by ensuring attorneys have rapid access to the accurate, reliable information they need to expedite their work.
The second bot includes an advanced feature enabling attorneys to upload legal documents for critical data extraction and analysis. This bot is set to streamline workflows by automating data extraction and analysis, a task that can often be laborious and time-consuming, allowing legal professionals to focus more on strategic tasks.
Joe Cohen, UKIME head of innovation at Dentons, oversees the concept and development of fleetAI. Under his leadership, Dentons has managed to develop and implement this technological advantage, an initiative that is emblematic of modern law firms’ growing reliance on AI and legal tech to optimize their operations.
For more information, you can read the details about the launch and the structure of fleetAI in an article at Law.com.