Artificial intelligence has created a risky landscape where clients with attorneys can use the technology to do their own legal work, but might end up creating privilege issues or running up their legal bills, New Jersey lawyers said at a state bar legal education panel Monday.
Artificial intelligence has created a risky landscape where clients with attorneys can use the technology to do their own legal work, but might end up creating privilege issues or running up their legal...
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Artificial intelligence has created a risky landscape where clients with attorneys can use the technology to do their own legal work, but might end up creating privilege issues or running up their legal bills, New Jersey lawyers said at a state bar legal education panel Monday.
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