Ah, the unknown. It?s been frightening humans since the beginning of time. For lawyers, concerns around integrating emerging artificial intelligence (AI) tools into their workflow can be especially acute due to their risk-averse and traditional nature. And given legitimate concerns around ethics, privacy, quality, reliability and compliance ? not to mention job security ? these fears are understandable.
But when implemented strategically and carefully, AI can boost a law firm?s capabilities, making it more efficient, effective and resilient. In today?s competitive legal market, that?s essential.
AI has also become a priority for clients ? most of whom (72%) would be more likely to recommend a law firm that uses AI to deliver its services,