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Which is the most annoying day to day task(s) you wish AI would help you with? (And any AI that you are already using so it can help others)
P.S - After interacting with Indian partners, I think that a large number of them don't believe in technology so that is also there.
As little as ten years ago people were still turning in hardcopy submissions to term papers in law school- think about how low stakes that situation is and how much law world was still slow to adapt.
A person with decent coding skills could figure out most due diligence tasks in a short amount of time. But we still don’t do that because the stakes are too high.
AI is coming to the legal profession , but muuuch slower than people expect. The incentives are just not there to take a chance on tech that’s very new and whose reliability is not established.
When it comes - a lot of young lawyers will find it very hard to keep their salaries.
All this can seriously help in reducing repetitive tasks in general.
What would be some uses for a powerful legal ai - what does Jurisphere, Sarvam actually solve?