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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2023 · 27 MIN

Stop the Robots! Has GenAI Eliminated the Need for Document Automation Tools?

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The legal industry is ripe for automation. Growing developments in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) have made it easier for firms to generate certain content on-demand. However, has GenAI eliminated the need for traditional document automation tools?  Questions the moderator will ask the speakers: -With so much hype around Generative AI, how do you continue to make a case for traditional document automation?  -What are the benefits of vetted, custom templates versus what GenAI can currently pull together? -What’s the criteria for a document that is ripe for document automation? -Let’s talk about adoption and change management. How can professionals overcome resistance to document automation as an effective strategy? -How can firms measures the ROI of document automation?  -Any tips or tricks for getting started or ensuring a document automation project is successful? Moderator: @Jennifer Mendez - Director of Knowledge Management Innovation, Fisher Phillips Speakers: @Matthew Basile - Special Counsel at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP and Co-founder of Naya Software @Catherine Bamford - CEO of BamLegal Recorded on 09-25-2023

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