While many companies were initially offered flat-rate pricing for artificial intelligence tools, some now find themselves measuring their usage as tech providers have begun moving toward consumption-based pricing. That leaves many in-house legal departments, and their efficiency centers in legal ops, struggling to decide which tasks are worth using AI to perform.
While many companies were initially offered flat-rate pricing for artificial intelligence tools, some now find themselves measuring their usage as tech providers have begun moving toward consumption-based...
That leaves many in-house legal departments, and their efficiency centers in legal ops, struggling to decide which tasks are worth using AI to perform.
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While many companies were initially offered flat-rate pricing for artificial intelligence tools, some now find themselves measuring their usage as tech providers have begun moving toward consumption-based pricing. That leaves many in-house legal departments, and their efficiency centers in legal ops, struggling to decide which tasks are worth using AI to perform.
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