AT&T is working with OpenAI to redesign how its legal team operates. The company is building a natural-language system that automatically sorts incoming legal matters, ranks them by priority, and retrieves relevant information from its knowledge base. The goal is to give lawyers faster access to the information they need and more time to focus on strategic decisions and judgment calls.
AT&T's David McAtee and Bill Ryan explained the initiative in a video, emphasizing that the system is a tool to support lawyers, not replace them. Decision-making authority stays with the legal team. The project is part of a broader push by enterprises to use to handle routine legal work and improve workflow efficiency.
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