This week we are breaking down the Top 5 Myths of AI for Legal. (Myth 1 of 5) AI Will Replace Attorneys & Paralegals AI isn’t here to replace, it’s here to change. The best AI tools don’t automate, they augment routine and repetitive tasks, such as document review, case intake, and discovery, which can be time-consuming and tedious. “Human-in-the-loop” will continue to be crucial for AI in legal. We’ll say it again: AI won’t replace attorneys, but attorneys that use AI will replace those who don’t.
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Today, many believe that AI will replace lawyers. In my humble opinion, AI won’t replace lawyers – it will replace slow, inefficient lawyers. The legal profession has never been kind to those who linger in complacency. Our greatest asset as lawyers has never been our ability to memorize statutes or regurgitate precedent. It’s our ability to think critically, navigate complexity, and act decisively. AI will not replace adaptability, intuition, or strategic foresight – it’s a tool, not a threat. But for the lawyer who’s slow to adapt, inflexible in their thinking, and unwilling to evolve, AI is a mirror exposing every flaw they’ve neglected to address.
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AI for your contracts isn't just about speed—it's about consistency, efficiency, and empowering your team with the freedom to focus on more important work. How does AI augment your workflow today? #legaltech #legalAI #AI #contracts #legal #lawyers #negotiations #efficiency #business #legalops #generalcounsel #corporatelegal #contractnegotiations
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Awesome News! Ironclad just released the first comprehensive independent survey of AI usage, adoption, and sentiments in the legal industry. Great Read! Check out the full findings here:
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Today Ironclad released our first “State of AI in Legal” report to help legal professionals understand how AI is affecting the industry. According to the independent survey of 800 legal professionals across law firms and in-house, 71% trust AI and 74% use it for legal work, with 92% reporting improved work quality as a result. Not surprisingly, in-house legal departments lead in AI adoption at 87%, compared to 60% for law firms. Other key findings include the top use cases for AI, top blockers to adoption, and sentiments around how AI might affect jobs or satisfaction. There’s a lot in this report and I'd love to hear if the results align with what you’re experiencing. Do share your thoughts! #legaltech #AI #lawfirm #inhouse #contractlifecyclemanagement Read it here:
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Do lawyers trust AI? 🤔 🔹 71% of legal professionals trust AI to get the job done 🔹 87% of in-house lawyers are using AI to streamline their legal tasks 🔹 79% are excited about AI’s future in the legal world Get the full story and see how your team measures up—download @Ironclad's 2024 State of AI in Legal Report today. Don’t get left behind as AI reshapes legal work.
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Innovation Explored: AI in legal tech This article explores the innovation in : ai in legal tech and its potential impact. https://lnkd.in/dPiuAHHW
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