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The productivity benefits of generative artificial intelligence in legal practice are quite remarkable. For the first time in history, law firm associates can draft contracts for their clients in minutes as opposed to hours or days, case law can be synthesized at unprecedented speed, and firms can showcase faster turnaround times in deliverables of all types to their clients.
While the upside to leveraging generative AI is tremendous, there is a down...
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