Richard C. Lewis, President of the New York State Bar Association, writes: Erasing AI’s misunderstood stereotypes can best be accomplished by first gaining a clearer picture of it. Most important is the realization that AI doesn’t have a mind of its own.
January 12, 2024 at 10:53 AM
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Artificial intelligence (AI) will have an enormous impact on the legal profession—one that will far exceed any technological advance we have ever witnessed. Its potential is so profound it can lull us into a state of panic and denial. This is especially true for those of us who are not early adopters of technology.
But under our ethics rules, we cannot ignore the impact it will have. We must equip ourselves with the skills necessary to incorporate it into our daily business routines.
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Richard C. Lewis, President, of the New York State Bar Association. Courtesy photo
