"As a law clerk, if the artificial intelligence tools can enable you to do what might have taken 100 hours of legal research in five or 10, that helps your judge. That helps the court get to the right answer," said Peter Torcicollo, managing director at Gibbons in Newark.
November 21, 2023 at 06:52 PM
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With all eyes in the legal profession focused on the expanding use of artificial intelligence, the adoption of such technology in judges’ chambers could be a key variable to watch.
More specifically, judges’ law clerks are likely to be early adopters of AI, and litigators should pay close attention to this implementation, some observers said.
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