AI in law firms
AI in legal work: drafting and reviewing documents, contract analysis, research and the hallucinated-citation sanctions that followed, technology-assisted review in discovery, what happens to the billable hour when the work takes an hour instead of ten, clients demanding the efficiency be passed on, closed deployments forced by privilege, due diligence at speed, and the duties of competence and supervision that make a partner answerable for a model's output.
AI in legal work: drafting and reviewing documents, contract analysis, research and the hallucinated-citation sanctions that followed, technology-assisted review in discovery, what happens to the billable hour when the work takes an hour instead of ten, clients demanding the efficiency be passed on, closed deployments forced by privilege, due diligence at speed, and the duties of competence and supervision that make a partner answerable for a model's output.