Legal technology and AI: From ethical considerations to practical applications

Thomson Reuters delves into how AI is reshaping legal work, enhancing efficiency, and redefining roles within law firms

|Thomson Reuters|

The rise of generative artificial intelligence (genAI) has left a profound impact on the legal profession. As AI technology continues to evolve from theory to application, legal professionals face both unprecedented opportunities and challenges in their day-to-day work.

Along with this rapid transformation comes important questions about ethical considerations, regulatory compliance, and the appropriate use of AI in sensitive legal matters. What does the integration of AI mean for the future roles and relationships within law firms? And how can legal professionals adapt to and understand AI’s evolving role in their practices?

This eBook delves into how AI is reshaping legal work, enhancing efficiency, and redefining roles within law firms.

In this comprehensive guide, you’ll learn:

  • How AI is already influencing legal careers, with 77% of professionals acknowledging its transformational potential
  • The emerging guidelines and ethical considerations for using AI in legal work, ensuring compliance and maintaining professional integrity
  • How AI could redefine traditional roles, streamline operations and meet client demands faster

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