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Today in Legal Artificial Intelligence

By Mark T Greene on June 21, 2017
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  • AI writer “Emma” is getting better and better. It’s especially interesting when she/it writes about AI.

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  • Talk about a WILD guess–Accenture predicts that, “Artificial intelligence has potential to increase corporate profitability in 16 Industries by an average of 38 percent by 2035.” The idea that anyone can predict where AI will be in 18 years is “interesting.”
  • More examples of agencies using AI for brand storytelling.
  • One of the most exciting developments in AI over the past year or so has been major players making their work “open source,” giving smaller institutions easier access to the AI arena. This is the first time I’ve seen Semantic Web code being open-sourced.
  • Chatbot wins tech startup award.
  • My colleagues Elonide Semmes, Patrick Fuller and Mark Masson and I repeatedly make the point that for AI, data is the sine qua non.  This article explains why. (“Yes, for AI, it really is all about the data.”)
  • This survey shows that content marketers are becoming more sophisticated, but they still don’t seem to “get it” regarding AI.
  • Nuance has introduced Nina, an AI coach to teach AI virtual assistants. Cool.
  • This author finds AI both “overhyped and underappreciated,” but he sees great utility in AI for risk management. Hear! Hear! (“The future belongs to pragmatic AI.”)
  • Focus on AI and AR up, IoT down: survey of 1000+ corporate marketers worldwide.IMG_0434
Mark T Greene

As a consultant, Mark pioneered professional service firms’ use of market research, process improvement, and competitive intelligence to make smart business decisions. As a CMO and Chief Strategy Officer he was instrumental in shaping strategic direction and branding for O’Melveny & Meyers, Nixon…

As a consultant, Mark pioneered professional service firms’ use of market research, process improvement, and competitive intelligence to make smart business decisions. As a CMO and Chief Strategy Officer he was instrumental in shaping strategic direction and branding for O’Melveny & Meyers, Nixon Peabody, Waller, and Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie. One of the first recipients of the Legal Marketing Association’s lifetime achievement award, Mark’s many other honors include:

  • Trustee and Immediate Past President of the College of Law Practice Management
  • Included on inaugural list of the National Law Journal’s “Business of Law Trailblazers & Pioneers”
  • Advisory Board of “Attorney at Work”
  • 2014 winner of Nashville Business Journal’s “CMOs of the Year” award
  • GE-trained Six Sigma Black Belt and Champion
  • Distinguished Graduate Alumni of the University of North Carolina (Go Heels!)
  • Master Level Competitive Intelligence Professional (Academy of Competitive Intelligence)
  • Adjunct professor and lecturer at several universities

Mark is a frequent speaker and writer on artificial intelligence, market research, competitive intelligence, branding, and business strategy. Outside the business world, he is active on behalf of environmental organizations, a Master SCUBA Diver, avid cyclist, Boy Scout leader, and proud father of two Eagle Scouts.

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  • Blog:
    Market Intelligence for Strategic Advantage
  • Organization:
    Market Intelligence LLC
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