Thomson Reuters shares rally after CoCounsel AI tool draws 1 million users - Reuters

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Thomson Reuters' shares surged over 11% following the announcement that its AI assistant, CoCounsel, has attracted one million users, alleviating concerns about competition from other AI tools.

Thomson Reuters' stock rose 12% after the company revealed that one million professionals across 107 countries have adopted its CoCounsel AI technology, signaling strong market confidence.

Thomson Reuters announced that its CoCounsel AI assistant has reached one million users across 107 countries, despite recent challenges in the AI sector.

Thomson Reuters' CoCounsel AI assistant has reached one million professional users in 107 countries, leading to a significant rise in the company's stock price amid broader AI sector concerns.

Thomson Reuters shares surged over 11% after announcing that its AI-powered assistant, CoCounsel, has attracted one million users, alleviating concerns about competition from other AI tools.

Thomson Reuters' shares surged up to 14% after its AI tool, CoCounsel, was highlighted at an Anthropic-hosted briefing, marking a significant milestone in AI adoption.