Recommended Reading about law, law firm management and how technology is changing the practice of law.
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Artificial Intelligence is mysterious. Even leading researchers in the field are often mystified by this world changing technology. Oftentimes, these researchers are unable to explain what the machines know and how the machines figured those things out. This article discusses the problem of not knowing how AI knows what it knows.
Businesses and law firms alike have been cautious in their approach to blockchain, because of the groundbreaking technology's connection to Bitcoin. However, it is now clear, regardless of whether Bitcoin will play a role as a digital currency over the long term, the blockchain technology that underlies Bitcoin is poised to change how businesses, law firms and governments operate and interoperate over the coming decades.
The use of Artificial Intelligence by malicious individuals to increase the effectiveness of cyber attacks is another reason business owners, including lawyers managing law firms, should learn about the risks and benefits of AI. The less business owners know about this technology, the greater advantage malicious users, who do understand AI technology, possess.
This very informative article is written to help lawyers better understand how to use chat bots by offering step-by-step instructions on how to set up a legal chat bot. In the article, Tom Martin provides a walk through detailing how to set up a law practice chat bot on two alternative chat bot services providers.
All professionals should have a reasonably competent understanding of relevant technology. For lawyers, this is a professional requirement and a practical necessity. This thoughtful article explores the practical necessity that lawyers must embrace technology.
