At a webinar Legaltech News hosted on the future of generative AI in the legal industry, panelists said GPT-4 is set to change the way law is practiced—but the technology's evolution might come in unexpected ways.
March 15, 2023 at 06:48 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
The Lazy Susan of shiny tools spinning around the tech market today can be dizzying for consumers trying to contextualize the true impact of each new offering.
However, if one innovation has risen above the noise and stood its ground as a potential harbinger of widespread change within legal, it’s generative artificial intelligence. And with OpenAI rolling out GPT-4, its most advanced system yet, on Tuesday, the AI-powered advent in computing has a busy future.
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