Finally an article about self-driving lawyers.
My belief is that we won't have (real) self-driving cars until long after we've automated lawyers -- legal work being a much more constrained, simpler problem without too much potential to kill people.
My belief is that we won't have (real) self-driving cars until long after we've automated lawyers -- legal work being a much more constrained, simpler problem without too much potential to kill people.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2016/06/28/this-teen...
I bet the bank is offloading to "the system" the niche find-and-seek jobs that interns did before.
Something like "find me all the contracts for mortgages in seattle between 1996 and 2004 on fixed rate loan and with guarantees in the same state, and delaware, and _____".
Then bundling all to a senior lawyer and then offloading to the CRM.
Of course, discovery and a lot of the repetitive work can be automated much more easily, but that's more like keeping the car in a highway lane, which we can already do for cars.