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Investors fear AI will undercut LexisNexis. The company says it's driving growth.
- LexisNexis argues its proprietary data cannot be replicated, defending its AI strategy amid investor fears.
- Relx stock has fallen since the year began as AI concerns weigh on sentiment, according to the report.
- LexisNexis technology relies on hundreds of billions of documents and Shepard's Citations to support its tools.
- LexisNexis executives say AI tools are grounded in the company's legal corpus, not generic models.
- Relx reported growth in its law firm and corporate legal business, supporting AI-driven demand.
- CEO Sean Fitzpatrick stresses that AI fears are misguided and not a threat to LexisNexis.
- LexisNexis has struck a deal with Harvey to integrate its legal corpus into Harvey's platform.
- Fitzpatrick notes LexisNexis’ AI tools, like Protégé, use third-party models but remain anchored to proprietary data.
- The report mentions investor skepticism after AI advances from competitors and plug-ins for legal work.
- Executives argue AI's value lies in secure, authoritative legal material rather than generic AI.
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