With the unprecedented growth of artificial intelligence and machine learning over the past year, it isn’t difficult to imagine that legal tech providers from every arena are trying to further incorporate the technology into their tools.
At the same time, they are dealt with the challenging feat of advertising these tools to an industry that, in spite of its ambitions, notoriously trails behind in terms of tech adoption. And as more offerings push to legal professionals to incorporate AI and machine learning into their workflows, the technology’s strengths and weaknesses are becoming increasingly apparent.
