If you ask ChatGPT whether artificial intelligence could someday replace lawyers, the answer propagated is, “AI is unlikely to fully replace lawyers.”
The response could easily be interpreted as “Never say never.”
As an attorney who specializes in AI, one lawyer counsels her clients on how to marry technology with their normal business functions.
March 13, 2024 at 09:58 AM
6 minute read
If you ask ChatGPT whether artificial intelligence could someday replace lawyers, the answer propagated is, “AI is unlikely to fully replace lawyers.”
The response could easily be interpreted as “Never say never.”
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