“Generative AI can be like an overeager intern who wants to make you happy,” said Kate Orr, global head of practice innovation at Orrick.
August 03, 2023 at 10:38 AM
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Several Am Law 200 firms have prohibited lawyers from using ChatGPT and generative AI to perform client services, given the risks of data breaches and hallucinations.
But that doesn’t mean the industry is shying away from artificial intelligence or its superhuman ability to process large quantities of information. A handful of firms have begun beta-testing with AI platforms like Harvey and CoCounsel to create technologies that account for the shortcomings of early tech.
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