@lawheroezV2 Could not agree more. Add in a willingness to revert to a hybrid approach in the situations where the Ai tools need further refinement. These tools can be force multipliers when used in combination with a lawyer’s good judgment.
For any lawyers or legal professionals or any future lawyers or legal professionals who want to enter the Legaltech and legal AI space (or want to differentiate from the rest of the pack), I would say the most important trait/skill (if we can call it a skill) is curiosity. I would say it’s more important to be curious and eager to learn than to have technical or tech skills. The reason being that in today’s world where so much content is available to learn from and where AI can help with bridging some of these gaps, if you are curious, you can learn quickly and acquire these skills as you go whilst if you are not curious that would be harder to do in order to go into Legaltech and legal AI or differentiate as a lawyer.
Curiosity is a superpower that enables and drives us to learn, experiment, do, make mistakes, learn again, evolve, and transition into new fields. Curious people are driven, relentless learners, and know that making mistakes is part of the journey. Curiosity augmented by the content, diverse people, and tech that we have around us today can allow us to branch out into new paths and avenues and break down old barriers. Like never before. Now is the time for curious people. In a world where answering the question becomes easier, asking the right (sometimes difficult) question and having the courage to ask it! becomes exponentially more important and irreplaceable.
Tonight will be a special night for @ccpfootballteam as alums @amar_johnson1 and @qbcook4 will both not just make their NFL debuts, but will face off against each other as Cook leads the New York Jets into Lambeau Field to face the Johnson's Green Bay Packers. #EstoVir