Clarity

Clarity

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Clarity episodes

  • Should law firms build, rather than buy, their own specialist LLMs?

    What happens when you build a large language model that only has to be exceptional at one thing? In this episode of "Clarity on Tech," Alexander Kardos-Nyheim, Head of Thomson Reuters Labs, explains why Thomson Reuters built its own legal-focused foundation model, Thomson, instead of simply licensing capability from the frontier AI labs, and what that means for professionals who depend on AI they can trust.

    26 min
  • What does a seamless GC-law firm partnership actually look like?

    What happens when a legal department and its outside counsel stop working as separate teams and start operating as one? In this episode of "Clarity", Norie Campbell, Chief Legal Officer of Thomson Reuters, Jen Ruddick, Deputy General Counsel at Thomson Reuters, and Matt Peters, Head of Transformation at McCarthy Tétrault, explore how shared AI-powered playbooks can reduce friction, accelerate legal work, and create stronger partnerships between in-house teams and law firms.

    36 min
  • In the age of AI and private equity, what will it take for a tax firm to secure its talent, its value, and its future?

    Within two to three years, accountants may no longer be preparing tax returns or financial statements. So what will your firm be doing instead? In this episode of "Clarity", Nadya Britton, tax insights and strategy lead at the Thomson Reuters Institute, speaks with Allan Koltin, CEO of Koltin Consulting, and Brian Koltin, Chief Corporate Development Officer, about how AI and private equity are reshaping tax & accounting firms, and the pressure on partner compensation, the new race for talent, and what firms should do now to secure their future.

    31 min
  • How does the human side of AI transformation make or break an enterprise AI strategy?

    In our latest "Clarity on Tech" podcast, Natalie Runyon, Content Strategist for the Human Side of AI at the Thomson Reuters Institute, sits down with Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts and author of "The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work: From Resistance to Results", to explore why AI initiatives succeed or fail based on human psychology rather than technology, and what leaders can do to close the gap between strategy and results.

    45 min
  • Why does your fraud team see a different customer than your AML team?

    In our latest "Clarity" podcast, Rabihah Butler, content strategist for risk, fraud, compliance, government and courts at the Thomson Reuters Institute, sits down with Stephanie Macrafic, Vice President of the ACFE Twin Cities Chapter and Strategic Advisor at RiskScout, to examine and critically assess why BSA/AML and fraud teams need to work together to prevent fraud more effectively and reduce costs for businesses and customers.

    25 min
  • Is AI ruining legal writing or are we teaching it wrong?

    In our latest Clarity podcast, Natalie Runyon, Content Strategist for the Human Side of AI at the Thomson Reuters Institute, sits down with Jonah Perlin, Professor of Law in the Legal Practice at Georgetown Law, to unpack whether generative AI is eroding legal writing and research skills or exposing how those skills should have been taught all along.

    34 min
  • The evolving firm-client relationship in an AI age

    In the latest episode of Clarity on Tech, Eric Berg, VP, Chief Compliance Officer and Associate General Counsel at IDEX Corporation, sits with TRI's Zach Warren at the recent Future of AI & Technology Forum, and discusses what corporate clients expect from their firms around AI, and how firms can demonstrate an entrepreneurial streak in their approach.

    24 min

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Welcome to Clarity, a podcast powered by the Thomson Reuters Institute. In each episode, we dive deep into a single question from decision-makers and thought leaders from legal, corporate, tax,…

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