Artificial intelligence (AI) is a game-changer in all types of business — including the traditional law firm. From e-discovery to predictive litigation, AI is changing how lawyers think about their roles, how law firms go about their business and how clients set expectations for products and services.
It can be challenging, though, to determine how to use these tools in specific ways that are sensible for the firm, says Daniel Katz, a scientist, technologist and law professor at Chicago Kent College of Law.
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