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Thomson Reuters bets on in-house AI to cut Anthropic costs

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Thomson Reuters bets on in-house AI to cut Anthropic costs
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Thomson Reuters unveiled Thomson-1, its first in-house AI model built by adapting Alibaba’s Qwen-based Snowdon to handle tasks like document review, aiming to reduce reliance on pricey external models (notably Anthropic) and to build long-term IP, while still leveraging some capabilities from Anthropic through its CoCounsel partnership.

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