π°ππ―β½οΈ use the toothbrush to clean the charging port in your iPhone so you can respond to client emails and let you focus on higher value tasks
@scottastevenson Probably but the problem here is the state of the contracts and crappy organisation of them. Youβll find millions of random drafts among genuine executed contracts. Data problem. This is why most CLM projects flop
Yawn. Another one bites the dust. Lawyers with zero experience making money out of software or building software rolling out the cliches thinking they, a law firm, without the infrastructure of a tech company, can be a tech company https://t.co/xxjPrj4ZaQ
@alexgsmith @rachelcoldicutt Give it 6 months it will suffer a similar fate to NFTs except maybe a few nice to haves in products. Well realise soon enough that most people in knowledge professions arenβt just spewing random bullshit every day. Those who do of course are vulnerable
@DanLinna@DIGLegal Perhaps somebody can answer why the 10x improvements legal could have got over the last 10 years to the workflows have not been taken? Why is it different now?
@SpellbookLegal Ouch. Sending to a centralised inbox, intermingling client confidential information, with a playbook that appears to have no grounding in my own best practice, with a length email that encourages overlawyering? No thanks. This is AI for the sake of AI
@DanLinna@AlexHamiltonRad Why is there always a split between "naysayer" and "enthusiast"? Can't there be a sensible middle...why do we say anybody who asks questions about this stuff is a naysayer?