London, 3rd October 2024: Curvestone, a leading AI and automation consultancy, announces that international law firm Stephenson Harwood has made a significant investment in its WorkflowGPT platform. This partnership will allow Stephenson Harwood to build and deploy custom AI solutions for both internal use and client services.
WorkflowGPT stands out in the legal AI landscape by addressing the limitations of traditional generative AI when applied to complex, large-scale legal tasks. Its newly launched "Workflows" feature allows for the creation of customisable, no-code AI tools that automate document-intensive tasks in a verifiable way, crucial for maintaining the high standards of accuracy and trust expected in legal work.
"Our Generative AI strategy is designed to enhance the way we work with clients and the services we provide," said Paul Orchard, Stephenson Harwood's head of innovation. "Our collaboration with Curvestone and its core platform will enable us to build custom solutions for both us and our clients, so we can continue to deliver the first-rate service our clients expect."
Key capabilities of WorkflowGPT include rapid data extraction from extensive legal documents, interactive document Q&A with precise, referenced answers, automated document comparison without manual redlining, and contract risk detection with severity levels and mitigation suggestions.
Dawid Robert Kotur, Founder and CEO of Curvestone, said: "Working with Stephenson Harwood has been truly energising. Their deep understanding of generative AI's potential aligns perfectly with our vision for WorkflowGPT - they're leveraging it to create real value for clients as well as their own team. And that’s what we want to provide to the legal sector as a whole: flexible, verifiable, AI for serious work that augments human capabilities beyond just assisting or automating tasks - and that serves law firms and their clients equally.”
The platform's enterprise-grade security features also address the crucial need for data protection and compliance in the legal sector, allowing firms to leverage the power of generative AI while keeping sensitive client information secure.