Cleary Sees AI as 'Co-Pilot,' Among Growing Client Eagerness for Legal Tech
Firm leader Michael Gerstenzang speaks with Law.com about how the firm communicates directly with generative AI providers to shape their products and how clients now want to use AI themselves.
September 26, 2024 at 05:20 PM
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Artificial IntelligenceFour years ago, full-steam into a pandemic, and a couple of years before generative AI became the tech world's focus, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton opened ClearyX, a legal tech incubator and subsidiary that would give the firm's clients a more focused approach when it came to their legal tech needs.
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