ILTA is the place for hyperbole, yet when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) in law, players throughout the legal tech space are using the technology to make real change.
Let’s for a moment wave away ideas on lawyer robots and the like and instead focus on practical applications of AI technology. In the view of document technology provider Microsystems, it helps to think of AI’s application in document review more along the lines of “artificial document intelligence.”
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