Pinsent Masons Announces Engagement with V7 Go to Enhance AI Capabilities

01 Aug 2024 | 01:37 pm | 1 min. read

Multinational law firm Pinsent Masons has entered into an agreement with AI software firm, V7 Labs, to deploy their new GenAI automation platform, ‘V7 Go’.

V7 Go is a state-of-the-art AI platform that will enable Pinsent Masons to enhance the analysis of natural language sources across its various practice areas, embedding the advantages of Generative AI directly within the firm’s legal services.

V7 Go’s capabilities offer immediate opportunities for increasing efficiency, scale, and quality at Pinsent Masons. This is in line with the firm’s broader R&D strategy to pilot technologies that deliver tangible benefits to its people and clients.

Orlando Conetta, Head of Research and Development at Pinsent Masons, commented:“V7 Go is the equivalent of Excel for natural language processing. Enabling users to scale complex chains of prompts across large volumes of documents. All through an intuitive and powerful UI.

“This investment reflects our view that we are witnessing a significant wave of creativity driven by Generative AI. Our R&D function provides us with the flexibility to rapidly examine new technologies and consider companies, like V7, that sit adjacent to the traditional legal tech marketplace. Challenging thinking as to the potential for AI in the legal industry and supporting services across our global offices.

Alberto Rizzoli, CEO and Co-Founder of V7, added: “We believe there is an enormous opportunity in empowering legal professionals to build and use tailored GenAI automation workflows. This collaboration will bring generative AI workflows to a wide number of legal professionals, helping to accelerate better efficiency and productivity, and in doing so, bring greater value to Pinsent Masons' clients."

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