“I don’t see AI replacing people in law, but I see it allowing lawyers to spend more of their time doing the work that’s the important part, and letting a computer do what it can do," said Amanda Farahany, managing partner of labor and employment firm Barrett & Farahany.
June 20, 2024 at 12:39 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Report Online
If AI represents the next wave of technology that allows lawyers to more efficiently run their business operations, an Atlanta-based firm intends to ride it all the way.
Labor and employment boutique Barrett & Farahany is using Eve, an AI platform developed by a San Francisco-based startup company, for its legal work and has plans to use it to power almost all the operations of the firm.
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