In the relatively short period of time that generative artificial intelligence became mainstream, legal professionals have raced to experiment with the various ways in which the novel technology could be used within their workflows.

But the industry has seen some push and pull, not only with generative AI, but also more traditional AI, with one side urging for more adventurous tech adoption and the other stressing caution.

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