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AnnouncementAnnounced by Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher · · summarized by LexCircuit Desk

Gibson Dunn says Trey Cox discussed its Atlas AI platform with Texas Lawyer

Gibson Dunn said partner Trey Cox discussed the development of its proprietary Atlas platform and AI training for Texas trial lawyers in a Texas Lawyer interview. The firm’s account said Cox described a lawyer-built prompt library and engineering support that helped turn the initial effort into a firm-backed platform.

Key points

  • Gibson Dunn said Cox received Texas Lawyer’s Legal Innovator award.Gibson Dunn
  • The firm’s account said the prompt library grew to 180 entries.Gibson Dunn
  • Gibson Dunn quoted Cox saying lawyers contributed prompts through their own work.Gibson Dunn
  • The firm’s account said Cox urged lawyers to begin innovation projects by identifying time-consuming tasks.Gibson Dunn
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The announcement

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