How AT&T is rethinking in-house legal work with OpenAI
THE SO WHAT
AT&T using OpenAI to rewire legal intake and knowledge access shows that even high-risk, judgment-heavy functions are moving from "AI as search" to "AI as workflow fabric." If you're in a regulated domain, the question is no longer whether to use models, but how to encode review, privilege, and audit into the agent loop.
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