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Not unless AI is given the status of a lawyer. Apart from the fact that legal AI capability is nowhere close to a good lawyer, companies can now argue that an action on their part had been prompted by legal counsel. AI advice won't have that advantage.
So if companies get crazy legal AI Tech plugins, that means they will rely more on cheap softwares rather than outsourcing it to firms, or atleast cut their billing? So will this not lead to firms hitting low revenues?