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A lethal threat looms.

Don’t let uncertainty stop you from crafting an AI policy, especially when you can rely on much of what you already know to simplify the process.

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Remember when Dave Bowman couldn't get the HAL-9000 to open the pod bay doors? Yeah.

The legal industry is at a crossroads, and regardless of the path chosen, things may never be quite the same.

Lawyers and other filers would be required to certify either that they had not used AI in drafting the document or that, if they did, ‘a human’ had reviewed the document for accuracy.

ChatGPT can figure out how broken Citizens United was, but then it's not actively on the take.

When lawyers and AI join forces, they form an unstoppable team.

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Cleary Gottlieb's managing partner wants the firm to move up in the Am Law 100 ranking. Can AI help get the job done?

Lawyers who remain open-minded can adopt proactive strategies to meet technological change head-on in the modern digital era.

All of these examples are actual examples of the technology that has been live in the Chinese justice system for at least five years.

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Survey says AI is rolling into the profession sooner rather than later.

Its use is often unknown to a law firm’s IT or security group.

One thing remains certain: accountability is vital.

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It isn't just diving in. It's diving in over and over, day after day.