Legal tech companies have long preached that the machine learning tools they offer are accurate and efficient. But the lingering question has always been: Is the software as accurate as a human attorney?

Now, the company LawGeex is aiming to settle any qualms attorneys might have about embracing AI with a study that concludes its algorithms not only more correctly identified key language in a set of contracts, but were exponentially faster than humans in doing so.

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