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How Thomson Reuters and Anthropic built an AI that tax professionals actually trust

Last updated: February 4, 2025 12:09 pm
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Thomson Reuters Revolutionizes Tax Services with AI Partnership

Thomson Reuters is making waves in the tax and accounting industry with its groundbreaking partnership with Anthropic to incorporate Claude AI technology into its tax tools. This collaboration marks one of the largest AI rollouts in the field, promising to transform the way tax professionals work.

At the core of this initiative lies CoCounsel, Thomson Reuters’ AI platform designed for legal and tax experts. Running on Amazon’s secure cloud infrastructure, CoCounsel ensures the protection of sensitive client data while harnessing the power of AI to provide valuable insights.

Joel Hron, CTO at Thomson Reuters, emphasized the fusion of human expertise with cutting-edge technology in an interview with VentureBeat. He stated, “We combine real expert human knowledge with advanced technology. We have experts across many different domains generating content and workflows. For us, AI is a tool to facilitate the distribution of that expertise through our software.”

Thomson Reuters has leveraged its extensive knowledge base, spanning over 150 years of professional content and insights from more than 3,000 subject matter experts, to build a sophisticated retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) architecture. This architecture connects Claude AI to Thomson Reuters’ wealth of information, enabling the AI to provide comprehensive and accurate analyses.

Rob Greenlee, head of industries at Anthropic, shed light on the technical approach, stating, “Claude’s foundation in understanding complex professional domains like law and tax comes from comprehensive training on a diverse range of high-quality texts, including professional and academic content.” Greenlee highlighted the collaborative efforts with Thomson Reuters to optimize Claude’s performance through advanced strategies and workflows.

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Thomson Reuters strategically deploys various versions of Claude based on task complexity. Claude 3 Haiku is utilized for rapid processing tasks, while Claude 3.5 Sonnet is employed for in-depth analyses requiring detailed insights. The results have been impressive, with professionals reporting significant efficiency gains and the ability to focus on more strategic work while maintaining quality.

Security is a top priority in the implementation, with Amazon Bedrock providing a secure cloud infrastructure that adheres to enterprise-grade security standards. This collaboration sets a new standard for enterprise AI deployment, combining advanced AI capabilities with domain expertise and secure infrastructure.

Looking ahead, Thomson Reuters plans to further integrate Claude into its workflows, exploring agent frameworks for complex tax processes and computer vision capabilities to enhance content curation efficiency. This implementation comes at a time when AI tools are increasingly adopted by tax and accounting professionals to streamline their work processes.

Thomson Reuters’ innovative approach to AI deployment in tax services could serve as a blueprint for other enterprises seeking to incorporate AI while upholding professional standards and data security. This partnership between Thomson Reuters and Anthropic signifies a powerful synergy between AI capabilities and domain expertise, paving the way for the future of AI-driven solutions in the industry.

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