Dentons Launches AI Tool DAISY Across Europe
Dentons has launched DAISY, a proprietary AI tool designed to enhance productivity and innovation across its European and Central Asian offices. Announced in a press release, DAISY offers secure and adaptable generative AI capabilities, including a chat interface for document summarization and drafting, a translation module, and a browser for firm policies.
Developed internally by Dentons' Europe Innovation and Intelligence team, DAISY is a model-agnostic, plug-and-play system that allows for easy integration of third-party tools and quick adaptation to new use cases. The tool's modular architecture enables the firm to select the best large language models for each workflow and upgrade or connect to newer models as they emerge.
In the coming months, Dentons plans to expand DAISY's features to include web research, company profiles, news monitoring, opportunity intelligence, rapid prototyping, and custom RAG applications. This initiative is part of Dentons' broader AI strategy for Europe, which also includes contributing to the training of Noxtua, Europe's sovereign legal AI, and participating in JuriAIring, a non-profit research initiative to benchmark legal AI tools.
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