Debevoise & Plimpton LLP was featured in Bloomberg Law for its approach to developing client-facing AI tools, highlighting the firm’s Suite of Tools for Assessing AI Risk (STAAR) and its…
Artificial intelligence is changing how legal services are delivered. At Debevoise, we are using AI to help our lawyers work more efficiently while maintaining the legal judgment, rigorous governance and…
In 2026, many companies are using AI to identify opportunities, model risks, summarize diligence, compare precedents, stress-test assumptions, and prepare decision memos in days rather than weeks. But if the…
Last November, we published a blog post setting out our definitions of common AI terms. AI has continued to evolve rapidly since then. This update replaces that post and incorporates…
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP was featured in Legaltech News for its approach to AI innovation and transformation, highlighting the firm’s integration of internal experimentation, governance and client collaboration through its…
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP announced the launch of STAAR 2.0, an enhanced version of its award-winning[1] client-facing AI platform designed to help in-house legal and compliance teams evaluate, govern, and…
Most companies that allow generative AI (“GenAI”) in the workplace have a policy requiring users to check AI outputs to ensure that they are accurate, complete, and fit for purpose.…
We are experimenting with a shorter format for more frequent blog posts. Let us know what you think. Here are our top 10 predictions for AI use by law firms…
As we look back on 2025, one theme that emerges from our work helping over 100 clients with their AI adoption is that extracting real value from AI takes a…
As boards and executives look for guidance on how best to adopt AI, comparisons to previous innovations are often used. But catchphrases like “AI is the new fire” or “it’s…