Corporate law and tax professionals as well as their outside firms believe generative AI tools like ChatGPT can and should be used for work.
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How Legal Departments are Managing Risk and Controlling Cost
The newly published ‘2023 State of the Corporate Law Department’ report examines what department leaders are seeing as priorities this year.
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ChatGPT & Generative AI in Law Firms: New Report Shows Opportunities Abound
A new report discusses the evolving attitudes towards the use of generative AI and ChatGPT within law firms, surveying lawyers about the opportunities and potential risks.
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What can the Legal Industry Reasonably Expect out of ChatGPT?
It’s safe to say that ChatGPT and generative artificial intelligence (AI) as a whole have captured the imaginations of those in professional services like few technologies have before.
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Generative AI Tools for Budget-Starved Legal Departments: Risks and Opportunities
The output created by generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, needs to be reviewed by senior lawyers to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Read moreState of the Corporate Law Department: 2023 Report
The 2023 State of the Corporate Law Department Thomson Reuters report reveals insights from over 1500 global in-house leaders on priorities, legal spend, strategic plans and more.
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Cloud-Based Business Management: Foundation for Mid-Size Law Firms
Increasingly law firms are making the change to cloud-based business management systems. This whitepaper will show you why cloud is on everyone’s radar.
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Will AI Transform Dispute Resolution as We Know it?
The power, efficiency and accuracy of well-calibrated AI creates tantalizing possibilities in the field of dispute resolution.
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How Technology will Direct the Future for Boutique Lawyers
Across conference tables and networking sessions at the recent Lawyers Weekly Boutique Law Summit in Sydney, delegates were abuzz about how to take on the future.
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The future for lawyers: Legal service in a cart?
“There won’t be enough work to keep all traditional lawyers in practice, because the market will have moved to different ways of solving problems,” says Prof Richard Susskind OBE, President of the Society of Computers & Law in the UK.
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