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- 2026-07-14 hiring Thomson Reuters is laying off up to 500 engineers and hiring over 250 new AI-native engineers. source
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AI startup sold for millions with zero revenue, highlighting substance over style
The founder of Safe Sign Technologies, an AI research startup, shares their experience of being acquired by Thomson Reuters for millions despite having no revenue. The founder emphasizes that the company's success was d…
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ICE obtains home addresses via credit card data brokers
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is acquiring individuals' home addresses through a data supply chain that begins when they open a credit card. This personal information, initially provided to financial institu…
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ICE to pay Thomson Reuters $125M for personal data to investigate 'voter fraud'
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) intends to award a $125 million contract to Thomson Reuters for access to its extensive personal data databases. This data, which includes names, addresses, Social Security numb…
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Thomson Reuters lays off 500 engineers to hire AI specialists
Thomson Reuters is undergoing a significant restructuring of its engineering workforce, planning to lay off up to 500 engineers while simultaneously hiring over 250 new, AI-native engineers within the next two years. Th…
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Thomson Reuters plans small number of engineering job cuts
Thomson Reuters is planning to reduce its engineering workforce by a small number of positions. The exact number of affected employees has not been disclosed, but the company has indicated it will be a limited cut. This…
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AI's pace in finance hinges on regulatory speed, especially for virtual assets
Regulators are increasingly becoming gatekeepers for AI adoption in finance, facing a dual role of being transformed by AI while deciding its integration pace. The speed of financial regulation, particularly concerning …
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AI Governance Lags Behind Rapid Development, Hindering Scalable Trust
AI governance is struggling to keep pace with the rapid development and deployment of AI technologies, creating a bottleneck for organizations seeking to scale their AI strategies. While many companies have established …
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Perplexity launches AI agent for legal teams, routing 20+ models
Perplexity has launched Computer for Counsel, an AI agent designed to assist legal professionals with administrative tasks and research. This new product, available to Enterprise and Max subscribers, acts as a workflow …
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Professionals expect AI to be trustworthy, but misunderstand LLM capabilities
A recent report indicates that 96% of professionals expect AI to safeguard confidential data, 94% believe its outputs should be grounded in authoritative content, and 90% desire explainable reasoning. However, the artic…
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AI faces structural barriers in legal practice due to data control
Despite high reported AI adoption rates, the legal profession has seen limited integration of AI into core workflows due to significant structural barriers. These barriers include a "data moat" controlled by a few major…
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Anthropic's Claude powers Thomson Reuters' legal AI, impacting legal tech stocks
Anthropic's Claude AI has been integrated into Thomson Reuters' CoCounsel Legal platform, enabling advanced AI-driven legal workflows. This move, announced on May 12, 2026, has significant implications for the legal tec…
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AI threatens Big Law's talent pipeline by automating entry-level legal work
Artificial intelligence is significantly altering the traditional training pipeline for lawyers in large law firms. As AI tools become more sophisticated in tasks like document review and legal research, the need for ju…
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Charles Lieber named world's top chemist in 2011 rankings
In 2011, Lieber was recognized as the top chemist of the previous decade based on rankings from Thomson Reuters. This recognition highlights his significant contributions to the field of chemistry.
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ICE uses Palantir software to access 20 million target profiles on iPhones
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is leveraging Palantir's technology to enhance its ability to locate individuals for arrest and raid locations. A senior ICE official revealed that agents now have access to a l…