Are you tracking the legal teams investing heavily in their own proprietary models? I keep thinking that any law firm that develops a genuinely innovative AI trick is sitting on something the big tech companies will eventually want to buy - or at least spin out and acquire. Legal AI predates the 2022 generative-AI explosion by quite a bit, and law firms have been unusually plugged into this space for a long time.
Are you tracking the legal teams investing heavily in their own proprietary models? I keep thinking that any law firm that develops a genuinely innovative AI trick is sitting on something the big tech companies will eventually want to buy - or at least spin out and acquire. Legal AI predates the 2022 generative-AI explosion by quite a bit, and law firms have been unusually plugged into this space for a long time.
Don't know much about the legal side of things, if I'm honest.
But I did use a chart that shows AI agent adoption happening way faster in the legal sector than anywhere else in my recent article for Forward Future: https://forwardfuture.com/newsletter/originals/where-chatbots-end-agents-begin
So all signs point to you being right!
Step 1: be right
Step 2: ???
Step 3: robot overlords and/or profit