Artificial Intelligence: The facts, the fiction, the future?
You could be forgiven for thinking that AI is the "fairy dust" product that instantly delivers quick and accurate results. Behind the hype there are real possibilities for its application to the delivery of legal services, but what do in-house teams – and their internal clients – need to know to bring artificial intelligence to life?
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