This year’s ILTACON conference saw a growing curiosity toward generative AI, albeit with some more leveled reactions from vendors and legal professionals alike.
August 29, 2023 at 06:19 PM
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Last week, ILTACON kicked off in Orlando, Florida, for its 43rd year with about 3,400 onsite registrants.
This year’s conference was marked by several standing-room-only generative artificial intelligence-focused sessions that looked to unpack some of the industry’s biggest questions around the technology’s use cases and limitations.
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