Credit: Nuthawut/Adobe Stock Just 11% of Legal Departments Predict Gen AI Will Be 'Transformative,' as Its Honeymoon Phase Fades
New studies show successful gen AI adoption is hard work, and companies sometimes undermine their efforts by failing to set ground rules for employee use and scrimping on education and training.
October 07, 2024 at 09:03 AM
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Artificial Intelligence
A study released Monday, while striking an upbeat tone about generative AI's potential to boost legal department efficiency and effectiveness, includes numerous findings that run counter to that rosy narrative.
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