Alphabet Inc Class CGoogle announces new generative AI features for legal industry, enhancing its Gemini Enterprise platform.
Google, a subsidiary of US-based Alphabet, announced on the 25th that it has added new features for the legal industry to its enterprise generative AI platform, Gemini Enterprise. The newly offered 'Gemini Enterprise for Legal' is designed to help law firms handle routine and advanced legal tasks, allowing lawyers to focus on higher-value work while ensuring data security and confidentiality. In addition to integration with legal software and legal data platforms, it includes multiple AI agents that can process specialized legal tasks without human intervention. Alphabet began offering Gemini Enterprise in October 2025, and its Google Cloud business has become one of its high-growth divisions. The company also announced tools for the financial services industry and plans to roll out services for other industries in the future. Competitors such as Anthropic are also strengthening their services in the legal field, and Thomson Reuters announced its own large language model, 'Thomson 1.0,' on the 24th. According to Google, the new platform can securely connect with legal technology platforms such as Thomson Reuters, Harvey, and Legora.
Alphabet Inc Class CGoogle announces new generative AI features for legal industry, enhancing its Gemini Enterprise platform.
Thomson Reuters Corporation Common SharesGoogle's new legal AI features compete with Thomson Reuters, which also announced its own LLM.
Harvey is mentioned as a legal tech platform that Google's new platform can integrate with, but impact unclear.
Legora is mentioned as a legal tech platform that Google's new platform can integrate with, but impact unclear.