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Artificial Intelligence and its sub-discipline, Machine Learning (AI/ML), have not only revolutionized our daily lives but have also reshaped the dynamics between individuals and the state and how they are regulated. As this transformative technology continues to evolve, legal professionals find themselves at a critical juncture, tasked with leveraging the power of AI/ML for societal benefit while safeguarding against potential harms resulting from its unchecked deployment.
Developing a working understanding of AI/ML has become indispensable in the legal field. At a practical level, numerous AI-enabled legal technology products have emerged in the market. Familiarity with the capabilities of AI/ML empowers decision-makers to assess the potential of AI within their firms and ensure that the chosen solutions align with their specific needs. On a broader scale, lawyers increasingly encounter scenarios where they must advise on AI regulation, assume the role of administrative decision-makers assisted by AI, or guide their clients through the adoption and development of AI-based technologies.
This comprehensive paper delves into key aspects related to AI/ML in the legal profession, providing valuable insights and guidance. The topics covered include:
As AI/ML continues to redefine the boundaries of law and technology, legal professionals must embrace the responsibility of both harnessing its potential and safeguarding against its unintended consequences. This paper serves as a vital resource, equipping legal practitioners with the knowledge and insights necessary to navigate the AI-driven future and shape a balanced and just legal landscape.