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The term AI or in other words ‘ artificial intelligence’ can be applied to computer systems which are intended to replicate human functions.
There are rapid developments in artificial intelligence that will have significant implications both for the legal profession and a number of areas of the law itself.
Here’s how:
- Document Review and Analysis:
AI-powered software can quickly review and analyse large volumes of legal documents, contracts, and agreements. This can save solicitors time and reduce the likelihood of human error in identifying important information.
- Legal research
AI can assist solicitors in conducting legal research by quickly sifting through vast databases of case law, statutes, regulations, and legal precedents. This can help solicitors find relevant information more efficiently.
- Virtual assistants
AI-powered virtual assistants can help solicitors manage their schedules, appointments, and administrative tasks. This allows solicitors to focus more on the legal aspects of their work.
- Continuing Legal Education
AI can provide solicitors with access to up-to-date legal information and developments, contributing to their continuous professional development.
- Enhanced Decision making
AI can provide solicitors with insights and data-driven recommendations, aiding in decision-making processes related to case strategies, negotiations, and settlements.
While AI has the potential to bring about significant benefits to solicitors, it’s important to recognise that it’s adoption also comes with challenges and considerations, including the need for proper training, ensuring data security, and maintaining the human touch and expertise that are essential in the legal profession.
