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Build or buy? Legal teams split on how to exploit AI

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In-house lawyers are weighing up the benefits of building products internally or choosing a third party supplier

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Le Point.fr

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Against the Ideas Received, Lawyers Plead Their Case

It listens to an arm, they don't respond to their clients, AI will replace them... In a small stimulating book, the National Bar Council humorously builds common places and bad procedures for lawyers.

5 days ago·Paris, France

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Fortune

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Will AI hold up in court? Attorneys say it's already changing the practice of law

Automation could have a profound impact on the relationship between lawyers and their big, corporate clients—not least on their billable hours.

5 days ago·New York, United States

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Financial Times

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Build or buy? Legal teams split on how to exploit AI

In-house lawyers are weighing up the benefits of building products internally or choosing a third party supplier

6 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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LawSites

The AI Strategy Divide in Law: Thomson Reuters Survey Says Strategic AI Adoption Is the Key to AI Success

A study out today from Thomson Reuters reveals a stark division within the legal profession: When it comes to reaping the benefits of AI, organizations with clear AI strategies are dramatically outperforming those without them, creating an increasingly pronounced competitive divide. The 2025 Future of Professionals report, based on responses from 2,275 global professionals across […]

5 days ago

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