Q. In the simplest terms possible, what is the core functionality of AI in legal?
It often seems that most of the legal profession thinks that AI is a box of pixie dust that you can sprinkle over any data
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Guest contributor Randy Kiser (259)
For today’s feature (Post 260), Legal Evolution is pleased to welcome back guest contributor Randy Kiser, whom I’ve previously described as the “preeminent scholar of the U.S. legal profession” and the “world’s leading authority on legal decision making.”
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So we’re gonna change too.
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