"I'm learning new skills and tools that I'm going to be able to deploy in my cases," said plaintiff attorney Matt Q. Wetherington of the Wetherington Law Firm in Atlanta.
February 15, 2024 at 12:47 PM
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Litigation Reporter
As conversations about the potential benefits and perils of generative artificial intelligence, or AI, saturate the legal sphere, a Georgia attorney is testing the evolving technology’s limits.
Motivated by his own fascination with AI and an overarching desire to enhance others’ understandings of state law, Atlanta attorney Matt Q. Wetherington is now using generative AI to bring the Peach State’s “legal code to life through AI-generated images.”
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Matthew Q. Wetherington (left) and Georgia Legal Code, Illustrated, AI-generated image based on Georgia Code Title 40 – Motor Vehicles and Traffic Chapter 16 – Department of Driver Services § 40-16-2. Primary Responsibilities by Wetherington Law Firm in Atlanta. (Courtesy images)
