Hacker Noon September 18, 2021
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have already made their way into a number of regulatory bodies and legal departments.
Remarkable advancements in the legal AI era have caused some legal specialists to be concerned that their profession may soon become a victim of Silicon Valley.
Apparently, AI and legal tech will not automate the legal profession out of existence. Technology will support growth and production by increasing accuracy and riding efficiency.
Ingeniously incorporated AI algorithms are already altering outcomes in corporate compliance, due diligence, agreement management, and e-discovery.
In addition, some “much less habitual” use cases, such as legal studies, document mining, and forecasting case outcomes, have shown to be faster, better, and less expensive with the aid of...
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