LawTech Talks: Debunking the #1 AI myth
In this special episode of LawTech Talks, produced in partnership with LawY, we push back on the idea that artificial intelligence needs to be perfect in order to be useful.
Host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with LawY global chief executive Shelley Burger about who LawY is and what it does, why lawyers compare AI to the work that junior lawyers used to do, how AI’s written eloquence gives rise to certain perceptions, the dangers that arise from expecting perfection, better managing expectations, inherent opportunities to discuss the right ways to approach tech use, viewing AI’s outputs as a first draft, other headline AI myths to be dispelled, how lawyers can recalibrate their thinking about what outputs they’ll get, and how LawY can assist.
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