Vivian Wesson Chair Task Force On Artificial Intelligence
January 12, 2024 | New York Law Journal
Artificial Intelligence and Access to JusticeVivian Wesson, chair of the Task Force on Artificial Intelligence, writes: To support economical client representation as an advantage from using [artificial intelligence] tools, we must consider three things: (1) attorney competence in using such tools, (2) attorney supervision of the tool's output and (3) the reasonableness of attorneys' fees when using such tools.
By Vivian Wesson, Chair, Task Force on Artificial Intelligence
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