Summer Associates Want Gen AI Training. Is Big Law Providing It?
"Law has such an ingrained reputation for being the last to embrace new tech, so it was a welcome surprise to be trained in using AI for legal work from day one here," one summer associate said.
September 26, 2024 at 10:01 AM
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Artificial IntelligenceThis year's class of summer associates say they're especially eager to work with artificial intelligence to both familiarize themselves with the technology and gain marketable skills for the rest of their careers.
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