How to Think About AI

from Reinventing Professionals · host Ari Kaplan

I spoke with Professor Richard Susskind CBE KC (Hon), President of the Society for Computers and Law and author of many notable books, including his most recent publication, How to Think About AI - A Guide for the Perplexed. We discussed strategies for balancing the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence, how technology can help legal professionals better serve their clients, and ways that leaders in the legal field should approach AI to drive their organizations forward.

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