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What do you mean by where is law going? It's an industry that's notoriously slow to adapt and evolve as a whole.
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I didn't. Which is why I asked for clarification.
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I think, OP, that it is using AI to outsource the drudgery. It started with Lexis and Westlaw to find cases. (At least I read them—some of these people I see getting sanctioned by courts are basically what is akin to putting a search in Lexis and just citing the first ten cases—but at least they exist. But litigation software has for years done at least the first. It of document review and finds stuff that may be useful for briefs. It’s just getting better at drafting. I don’t see law changing to the point where everything can be outsourced. AI is good at summarizing, good at first drafts and formatting, and I use it all the time. But I don’t think I’m going to be replaced. Now, as a first year way back when in big law, it does do most of the stuff I remember doing to some degree which was horribly boring. But AI isn’t original, and doesn’t replace everything. In my. Jew at least.