ABA Survey: Only 10 Percent of Law Firms Are Currently Using AI
The American Bar Association's report found AI usage is greater among large firms, while smaller firms saw uncertainty over what benefits AI offers law.
January 11, 2019 at 10:00 AM
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The use of AI in legal may not be as widespread as one would think: Only 10 percent of lawyers used artificial intelligence-based tech tools for their legal work in 2018.
The findings come from a survey conducted in the ABA's “2018 Legal Technology Survey Report,” with 900 respondents from across the nation and at firms of various sizes.
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