CoCounsel Canada makes security and no-training commitments part of KM adoption
Thomson Reuters states that data entered in CoCounsel is never used to train large language models, that models are accessed only for processing, and that data is protected by contractual commitments and encryption.
BY KM DESK · JUNE 8, 2026 · 1 MIN READ
Thomson Reuters states that data entered in CoCounsel is never used to train large language models, that models are accessed only for processing, and that data is protected by contractual commitments and encryption. The product also integrates with document management systems and HighQ, making it a practical case study in governed AI adoption across research, drafting, document review and client-facing collaboration. These commitments are the procurement language KM leaders increasingly need when turning knowledge assets into AI context.