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Baker McKenzie's New AI Project: Knowing What Clients Want, Before They Do

Baker McKenzie announced it's collaborating with an AI technology developer to help it predict clients' future needs. While the software may have less-than-perfect accuracy, lawyers still see a significant benefit.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) can still be a tough sell in some parts of the legal industry, with concerns over its accuracy being one of the main points of contention. However, predictive analytics might find a home in law firms eager to harness its historical data. Even without 100% accuracy, the ability to quickly collect insights from the firm's trove of data could be an offer many won't pass up. 

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