Just how big of a jump is previous legal technologies to the current age of artificial intelligence?

Andrew Arruda, CEO and co-founder of ROSS Intelligence Inc., said that it’s equivalent to jumping from a Model T to modern cars. Jake Heller, CEO of Casetext, went further, saying it’s “gone from crawling to driving in a Tesla” over the past five years. Aaron Crews, chief data analytics officer at Littler Mendelson, said it will lead over the next five years to “a complete change, soup to nuts, of what it means to be a lawyer.”

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