Thomson Reuters Corp. experienced a 2% decline in its stock price, reaching C$127.94, following the announcement of new artificial intelligence agents by Anthropic PBC. This drop occurred despite the company reporting strong first-quarter earnings of $1.27 per share, surpassing analyst expectations of $1.21. The company's revenue also exceeded forecasts at $2.09 billion. Investor concerns about the potential impact of AI on Thomson Reuters' market share in the legal and financial sectors have contributed to the stock's volatility. CEO Steve Hasker reassured analysts that customer retention remains strong, citing no significant losses in their content-driven technology products. An updated version of the AI tool CoCounsel is in testing, with a launch planned for the third quarter. Hasker acknowledged that it may take several quarters for investor confidence to stabilize, emphasizing the positive reception of their products.