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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lawyer- I use it to help me re write emails. It helps with my tone. I’m female and have always struggled with being too nice and taking on too much work. And then I swung to being too rude in emails. AI gives a good balanced middle tone. [/quote]

The lawyers in this thread who are being so negative about AI simply don’t understand how vast it can be in its uses.  It is such an awesome tool even if it can’t do a “legal” analysis.  It can do the first draft of something like a blog post, it can create meeting minutes from a transcript, it can create detailed notes from a transcript, it can create a full PowerPoint presentation from a compliance document, it can help turn text into tables and develop databases, it can help create really advanced excel tools to do analyses, it can teach you how to create advanced templates.  It’s amazing.[/quote]

At least at my law firm, we have an AI Taskforce and there are very clear rules about us giving AI attorney-client privileged information. So we couldn't feed AI a transcript to create notes or minutes, we can't feed it text about our clients, etc. And to get hired at my firm you have to submit a writing sample so every attorney CAN write. [/quote]

Lol.  task force = group of people who accomplish nothing.

You know you can tailor AI tools so that your info is confidential and won’t be shared with other users. All of the agreements my co has with AI vendors have ‘no training’ and confidentiality and security terms with robust back stops.

Your firm is going to fall behind [/quote]

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