Credit: putilov_denis/stock.adobe.com Making Room for Generative AI in Legal Workflows
Is there room for generative AI in legal workflows? The answer is "yes," but finding the right way to apply this technology requires a thoughtful approach based on an understanding of both its strengths as well as its limitations.
July 06, 2023 at 09:36 AM
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Artificial Intelligence
Whenever a shiny new technology starts making waves, the smartest approach is often to briefly pause, take a step back and say: "Yes, this is all very exciting, but practically speaking, what can this actually do for my organization?"
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