OpenAI announced that Taepyeongyang Law Firm has implemented ChatGPT Enterprise across its entire workforce to enhance business innovation.
This marks the first time a major law firm in South Korea has adopted an enterprise AI product for all its members, highlighting the expansion of AI-driven business innovation into the highly specialized and security-sensitive legal industry, which is already prevalent in sectors like IT, manufacturing, and finance.
Taepyeongyang plans to create a work environment where all employees can utilize ChatGPT for various tasks, including legal research, document drafting, analysis and summarization of extensive data, review of international laws and regulations, and idea generation. The firm aims to reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks, allowing lawyers and other staff to focus on complex decision-making, strategy development, and high-value work for clients.
ChatGPT Enterprise offers enterprise-level data protection, security, user management, and administrative controls, enabling organizations to leverage AI within their security and governance frameworks. This capability is particularly significant for legal work, which demands high levels of information protection and responsible AI usage.
In line with global trends in the legal market, Taepyeongyang has adopted both ChatGPT Enterprise and the legal AI platform Harvey, establishing a dual-track AI operational system that integrates general generative AI with legal-specific AI.
There is a growing movement within the global legal industry to implement OpenAI's frontier AI, including ChatGPT Enterprise, across various operations. Law firms such as Willkie Farr & Gallagher in the U.S. and Hugh James in the U.K. have already integrated ChatGPT Enterprise throughout their organizations. Harvey is also utilized through OpenAI's API.
OpenAI's enterprise AI is rapidly expanding its applications in South Korea as well. Samsung Electronics has distributed ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to all its employees, while Seoul National University provides ChatGPT Edu to its faculty, students, and staff. Other companies across various industries, including Samsung Display, LG Electronics, LG Uplus, LG CNS, Samsung SDS, GS Construction, Krafton, Toss, Musinsa, Korea Zinc, Nexen Tire, and Hana Tour, are also utilizing ChatGPT Enterprise, Codex, and OpenAI APIs.
Kim Kyung-hoon, CEO of OpenAI Korea, stated, "The legal industry is a prime example of a knowledge sector that requires vast knowledge and high-level professional judgment simultaneously. Through ChatGPT Work, we can significantly enhance the capabilities of experts. We will closely collaborate to help Taepyeongyang's members reduce repetitive tasks and concentrate on solving complex issues and delivering greater value to clients."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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