While the working definitions of “artificial intelligence,” “machine learning,” and their surrounding concepts can be squishy at times, there’s no doubt that AI has arrived in the law in concrete ways — already streamlining some of the industry’s’ most mundane tasks.
In this edition of the Non-Eventcast, host Jared Correia talks with Nathan Wenzel of SimpleLegal and Alex Smith of iManage to nail down just what “artificial intelligence” refers to, specific ways it’s being used in the law, and what lawyers should be doing now to capitalize.
(Spoiler alert: Robot overlords aren’t likely to replace you anytime soon. But the existing practical uses for AI may also surprise you.)
And while you’re here, feel free to browse prior editions of the Non-Eventcast in the Law Practice Management Software, Legal Document Management Software, and Legal Operations Contract Lifecycle Management rooms of the Non-Event.
Highlights
- AI is simple and complicated at the same time – 2:13
- AI: a misunderstood concept – 4:14
- AI is just math – 6:16
- Unsupervised and supervised machine learning – 9:18
- What lawyers should be doing – 14:28
- Ways to use AI – 16:28
