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Artificial intelligence in the legal industry
AI could provide legal assistance, but it cannot replace lawyers.
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AI could provide legal assistance, but it cannot replace lawyers. (Shutterstock/File)
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he debate regarding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in modern life continues to divide opinion. On one hand, many believe that automation through AI will increase productivity and competitiveness in the business industry. On the other hand, the use of AI also raises concerns about the risk of cutting-off more conventional jobs and its ability to self-learn beyond our control.
This advancement will surely have significant effects on how we run business in the future. Therefore, sharpening our awareness of AI is fundamental.
Many business sectors today rely on the assistance of machinery and computers.
With current technological innovations, the science and engineering of making intelligent machines is now a reality. AI emphasizes the creation of computer programs and machines that can work and imitate human responsiveness, enhancing their capacity to learn, plan, perceive and solve problems. Integrating this technology in many programs and tools that support business operations is possible.
