2 The litigation centers around ROSS’s use of Thomson Reuters’ Westlaw headnotes, which it utilized in the process of training its AI legal research tool. 3 ROSS’s AI model is not designed ...

The judge found that Ross’ use of Reuters’ content to train its AI legal research platform infringed on Reuters’ intellectual property. The outcome could have implications for the more than ...

Ross, a now-defunct AI company backed by venture firm Y Combinator, used a form of those headnotes to train a competing legal search engine after Thomson Reuters declined to license the content.

not a generative AI tool like an LLM. Ross shut down in 2021, calling the lawsuit “spurious” but saying it was unable to raise enough funding to keep going while caught up in a legal battle.

A US judge has ruled in favor of Thomson Reuters in a AI training fight against Ross Intelligence, a legal AI startup, according to The Verge. Thomson Reuters sued Ross Intelligence in 2020 for ...

U.S. Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas' decision, opens new tab against defunct legal-research firm Ross Intelligence marks the first U.S. ruling on the closely watched question of fair use in AI ...