Recent legal tech shows reveal a shift in focus from hypothetical AI advancements to tangible, specific use cases of generative AI. As seen during this year's Legalweek, vendors emphasized real-world applications, showing how firms are integrating AI into workflows. Notably, experiences from Boies Schiller and DISCO indicate that generative AI is improving legal assessments and strategies. This transformation signals a notable turning point in the legal profession's acceptance and utilization of technological advancements, prompting a more proactive approach to leveraging AI.
For whatever reason, this year's Legalweek felt like a turning point in the generative AI conversation. Over the last few years, vendor pitches tended to focus on the promise of AI-to-come. This time around, most of the pitches focused on grounded, specific use cases.
This doesn't make generative AI any less revolutionary. As a user experience enhancement, it can't be beat. Lawyers who used to shun technology are now routinely interacting with it through plain language conversations.
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