"As improved data around the use of generative AI is released, firms and businesses will be more inclined to leverage these programs for their operations in the coming years," said Lowenstein Sandler partner Mary Hildebrand, author of a report on generative AI adoption.
October 02, 2023 at 11:18 AM
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In-house legal counsel remain wary of artificial intelligence, law firm Lowenstein Sandler and the Association of Corporate Counsel found in a new survey.
Of the 165 U.S. in-house legal professionals who responded to the survey, 64% said they haven’t used artificial intelligence for legal tasks.
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Responds to the Lowenstein Sandler/Association of Corporate Counsel survey said increased productivity was the greatest perceived benefit of generative artificial intelligence. Credit: VectorMine/Adobe Stock
