Artificial intelligence and the blockchain could have a number of novel uses in the legal world. But as IBM’s Shawnna Hoffman noted during the ctrl ALT del conference, they need to be used correctly.
February 11, 2019 at 12:00 PM
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There is a danger when it comes to using artificial intelligence in legal. It’s just probably not the danger you’re thinking of, says Shawnna Hoffman, co-leader at IBM Global Cognitive Legal’s Watson AI: “Robots are not actually coming for your job. Robots are here to augment you and make your life easier.”
Instead, there may be different issues with using AI, particularly ones that may not occur to those outside of the data science world.
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