The era of advanced technology is upon us and we have found ourselves living in a ChatGPT, or generative AI, world for nearly a year now. This time has been hallmarked by the potential gargantuan – albeit, so far, vague – shifts in the way we do, well, everything. However, one question begs an answer: What exactly has happened within the field of law? Are legal professionals making use of AI within their daily practices?
It seems the potential application of AI within the field of law has sparked curiosity and perhaps optimism, but it’s not clear whether it’s being pragmatically applied routinely. As we continue moving in this technologically-advanced direction, the call is to practitioners to share their experiences, insights, and opinions on the matter.
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By diving into the realities and potential of AI in legal practice, it will be possible to better understand what changes have taken place and where we are heading. It is an ongoing mission to keep track of these shifting sands and how they affect the day-to-day operations of law firms and corporations worldwide.
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