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Yes, CoCounsel can analyse and process documents in multiple languages including but not limited to Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese and Korean. This feature makes it a valuable tool for global legal practices, allowing legal professionals to access critical insights regardless of the language of documents they are working with.

Yes, in 2023 Thomson Reuters has announced its focus on further driving AI leadership by investing more than $100 million per year over the next few years on further integrating AI capabilities into our offerings. Included in this roadmap is the upcoming integration of CoCounsel with our flagship Westlaw and Practical Law content.

Through retrieval augmented generation (RAG), CoCounsel bases its answers on legal authorities, documents, and other verified datasets to minimise ‘hallucinations’ and similar errors. CoCounsel is intended to assist legal professionals, but it should not replace human expertise or due diligence in legal decision-making. Users are encouraged to verify any critical information and exercise professional judgement when utilising outputs.

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