Reflections on a 45-Year Legal Career and Advice for Navigating AI in Law
With decades of experience and perspective in the field, I share my thoughts on the opportunities and the challenges presented by advanced technology and suggest what legal professionals may need to maximize its potential, as well as their own.
January 02, 2024 at 11:22 PM
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Artificial IntelligenceApproaching retirement and looking back on a 45-year legal career, I can reflect on the transformative influence technology has had on the legal landscape. From IBM Selectrics, carbon paper and shorthand, to mag card machines and word processors, copy machines and Dictaphones, to email, social media, cloud computing, data analytics and predictive coding, to Generative AI, multiple technological generations have reshaped attorney workflows, propelling us into the digital age.
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