Globally the legal profession is undergoing transformation, and New Zealand is no exception. The emerging pool of both analytical and generative AI technologies has begun to influence how legal research is conducted. Many law practices, with whom the Law X stable of consultants work, are grappling with this right now and things are only going […]
Redundancy in research needs in the new Age of AI? Read More »
“Sales” You know the sort of thing –Car Salesman stuff – like when Larry David needed to fulfil an old ambition and try his hand as one, in one of the more cringeworthy episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm (If you have seen this you will know what I mean and if you haven’t then beware!!).
Selling Skills and the Law – the myth of mutual exclusivity Read More »
Most of the talk these days is about AI. Anyone who has experimented with Chat GPT for example will know that the outputs are truly amazing, although there are many concerns about currency and accuracy. Enhanced, integrated and paid versions of AI will continue to develop, however, to a point where there will be consequences
Legal Research – Some thoughts Read More »
