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Weil Probably Shouldn't (and Won’t!) Sell Its Data. But What About a Virtual Harvey Miller (or Mike Aiello)?
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How it Feels to Have Google (Contract DocAI) as a Competitor
Over the last stretch, Google has been getting lots of attention for their Contract DocAI (a/k/a Google Contract Document AI) product. Since Zuva’s DocAI product also enables software developers to embed pre-built contract analysis artificial intelligence into their applications via an API, I’ve been asked how I feel about having Google Contract DocAI as a competitor.
New Book Aims To Demystify A.I. For Lawyers
The hype cycle surrounding AI has taken the legal community on a journey. From the early days of never-ending, but also never plausible, promise to the spirited backlash, to the “well, actually you’ve been unwittingly using it all this time!” It seems as though lawyers are more at piece with A.I. these days, at least to the extent they’re told that the legal research software is, fundamentally, “doing AI” behind the scenes.
The Geek in Review Ep. 103 - AI for Lawyers with Noah Waisberg and Dr. Alexander Hudek
While lawyers probably hear every day how Artificial Intelligence is going to change the legal industry, many are still uncomfortable discussing it simply because they don’t understand what exactly AI is, and if it is going to be a good thing or a bad thing for them personally. Kira Systems’ Noah Waisberg and Dr. Alexander Hudek are releasing a book on February 3rd that addresses these issues.
Artificial Intelligence in Professional Services: Weighing and Measuring the Value and Risks
The Thomson Reuters Institute is pleased to announce an interactive, peer-driven webinar dedicated to the ongoing impact of artificial intelligence and machine learning on professional services firms today. Our program offers a unique opportunity to convene key decision makers and innovation leaders from across the corporate, tax and accounting, and legal sectors for an earnest examination of how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming modern business.
One ring to rule them all? Will IBM's Watson transform contract review and law practice?
by: Noah Waisberg | June 24, 2015 10 min read Watson is almost certainly the most significant technology ever to come to law, and it will give lawyers permission to think innovatively and open up the conversation about what is possible in a field that has been somewhat “stuck.” "10 predictions about how IBM’s Watson will impact the legal profession", Paul Lippe and Daniel Martin Katz, ABA Journal IBM's Watson AI has received a lot of attention for how it might change law practice. Should it?
Will IBM's Watson transform contract review and law practice?
Watson is almost certainly the most significant technology ever to come to law, and it will give lawyers permission to think innovatively and open up the conversation about what is possible in a field that has been somewhat “stuck.” “10 predictions about how IBM’s Watson will impact the legal profession“, Paul Lippe and Daniel Martin Katz, ABA Journal IBM’s Watson AI has received a lot of attention for how it might change law practice. Should it?
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