David Greetham, Vice President of eDiscovery Sales and Operations at Ricoh USA, shares his stance on AI in law in a recent Future of Business and Tech article written by Mary Mack, Executive Director, ACEDS.
"The attorneys who embrace AI and Intelligent Support Technology [IST] will powerfully position themselves for success in future law.”
Already, automation has a foothold in the legal profession. Early adopters are embracing artificial intelligence (AI) for functions ranging from contract analysis to regulatory compliance to document review and production.
...As AI gains a foothold in law, naysayers are shouting that AI can and should never replace a seasoned attorney, and proponents are shouting that AI can replace the majority of legal functions and solve the access to justice problem.
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