Generative AI has 'potential to take away many of the more mundane and administrative tasks that currently form a necessary part of the lawyer’s workload'.
August 21, 2023 at 06:49 AM
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At least one in four top commercial law firms expect generative artificial intelligence to replace jobs within their firm within the next five years.
In a survey of 24 large legal institutions operating in the U.K., six firms said they expected internal jobs to be replaced by the technology, compared with 15 which said they didn’t think this would happen.
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