How AT&T is building AI-powered legal workflows with OpenAI
AT&T’s David McAtee and Bill Ryan describe how AI is changing their legal team’s work—and what they plan to build with OpenAI next. One initiative is a natural-language intake system that would classify and prioritize legal matters, then connect them with relevant knowledge. The…
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- AT&T’s David McAtee and Bill Ryan describe how AI is changing their legal team’s work—and what they plan to build with OpenAI next
- One initiative is a natural-language intake system that would classify and prioritize legal matters, then connect them with relevant knowledge
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