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What are partners buying into?
In the series What are we looking at?, I’m exploring AI and the law firm business model through two questions: What is AI actually changing about the work of a law firm? And who is better off because of it?
Latham & Watkins is inves...
What does it mean to be AI Fluent?
This is the second of three posts exploring the AI Competent Lawyer taxonomy. In the first post in the series, I examined AI Literacy. Here, I turn to AI Fluency: our practical ability to work with AI tools and applications. The third post...
What are we looking at?
If AI is saving lawyers time, why are clients paying for more hours? A recent Bloomberg piece asked that question about Big Law. It sounds like a contradiction, until you consider that firms could be spending less time on individual matters...
What Does It Mean to Be AI Literate?
In this post, I introduced the three components of the AI Competent Lawyer taxonomy: AI Literacy, AI Fluency, and Professional Discernment. And in this post, I explain why I created it.
Over the next three posts, I examine the taxonomy, on...
Why the AI Competent Lawyer?
Lawyers have a duty to be competent. Yet much of the conversation about lawyers and AI organizes around two other words: literacy and fluency. Both are useful. Both are also used so broadly and so interchangeably that it’s becoming difficul...
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