
‘Adventures In Legal Tech’: Getting Organized On Intake
Is your client intake process a mashup of spreadsheets, notebooks, and emails? This podcast is for you.
Is your client intake process a mashup of spreadsheets, notebooks, and emails? This podcast is for you.
Have the robots come for in-house jobs at this tech giant?
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From the take-back-control dept
Lawyers aren’t immune to AI-related layoffs and are mentioned by one industry leader as being ripe for downsizing.
Courts remain reluctant to adopt generative artificial intelligence technologies that could provide significant relief.
It’s unpredictable out there, but your firm can stay vigilant.
Domain-specific AI provides accuracy and reliable legal reasoning.
We need to think carefully about training our lawyers for the future and what skills they need to have.
The three new contracts come on top of last month’s equal award to OpenAI, bringing the Chief Digital & AI Officer’s investment in cutting-edge commercial ‘frontier AI’ to a total of $800 million.
One thing is certain: the relationship between in-house and outside counsel is changing.
Attorney bares soul. Wait, attorneys have souls?
Swing by Booth 800 for a look at the latest in AI-powered case management.
As humans, we don’t just create a masterpiece off the top of our heads. We work through things. We reject parts and accept parts. AI can help.
From the clown-innovation dept
Until CoPilot evolves, organizations need to allow for integration with more advanced, configurable chat agents that deliver better performance, a more seamless experience, and faster results.
LexisNexis will integrate its primary law content, Shepard’s citations, and AI technology directly into Harvey’s platform.
Law firm mergers and John Roberts brags for the crowd.