Following his recent seminar on Generative AI for Lawyers, Paul Schwartfeger delves deeper into the role of AI in legal practice. AI is often depicted as either a revolutionary tool or a potential threat but the truth lies somewhere in between: it’s impact depends on how it is understood, applied, and monitored.
In his latest article, Paul explores key regulatory and ethical considerations, the risks of confidentiality and accuracy, and a structured approach to using AI effectively in legal work. His insights highlight the importance of critical engagement—not blind adoption or rejection—when integrating AI into legal workflows.
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