How A.I is Transforming the Legal Industry and Why Lawyers Shouldn't Be Afraid

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The document discusses how AI is transforming the legal industry. It notes that AI will likely replace some legal jobs like legal research and document automation, while other jobs like consultation and negotiation will be among the last to be replaced. However, the most successful law practices will be those that are able to adapt their business models to leverage AI tools while still providing value that AI cannot. The legal market is poised for massive disruption but also opportunity for innovative lawyers willing to embrace technological evolution in the industry.

How A.I. Is Transforming the Legal Industry
and Why Lawyers Shouldn’t Be Afraid
Willy Ogorzaly
LawBooth.com
@WillyOgo
@LawBooth

How A.I is Transforming the Legal Industry and Why Lawyers Shouldn't Be Afraid

What does A.I. mean to you?
Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

What does A.I. mean to you?
Artiﬁcial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI
Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

What does A.I. mean to you?
Artiﬁcial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI
Artiﬁcial Superintelligence (we don’t know) - ASI
Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

What does A.I. mean to you?
Artiﬁcial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI
Artiﬁcial Superintelligence (we don’t know) - ASI
Augmented Intelligence
Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

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1st A.I. Law
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Retrieval
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1973
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1998

Legal jobs that are going to get replaced first:
legal research e-discovery compliance
contract analysis case prediction document automation

The last parts to get replaced:
consultation litigation mediation
arbitration negotiation legislation

Why you shouldn’t be afraid:
The most prosperous law practices in 2020 will
be those that are able to successfully adjust their
business models to use artificial intelligence–
type tools while at the same time promoting and
delivering the part of the legal service value
proposition that the machines are not able to
provide.
-Blair Janis, JD, Legal Tech Professor at BYU

The market will grow:
Displacement Increased Access

The market will grow:
Displacement Increased Access Evolving Dynamics

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Displacement Increased Access Evolving Dynamics
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The optimistic outlook:
Lawyers are going to remain relevant
for at least some time, and there is
massive opportunity for those who
are willing to embrace the future of
the industry.
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Summary
The legal industry is poised for disruption on a massive scale.
While many lawyers will be displaced, there is tremendous opportunity for the innovative.
EvolveBe Open-Minded
How to Survive/Thrive
Embrace Technology
A.I. (ANI, AGI, and ASI) will play in important role in the industry’s evolution.

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1. How A.I. Is Transforming the Legal Industry and Why Lawyers Shouldn’t Be Afraid Willy Ogorzaly LawBooth.com @WillyOgo @LawBooth

5. What does A.I. mean to you? Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

6. What does A.I. mean to you? Artiﬁcial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI Artiﬁcial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

7. What does A.I. mean to you? Artificial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI Artificial Superintelligence (we don’t know) - ASI Artificial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

8. What does A.I. mean to you? Artificial General Intelligence (strong AI/human AI) - AGI Artificial Superintelligence (we don’t know) - ASI Augmented Intelligence Artificial Narrow Intelligence (weak AI) - ANI

10. We use A.N.I. everyday

11. 2022 204020161956 1970 1st A.I. Law Conference 19871965 20071960 Information Retrieval Is Born LEXIS Launches 1973 A.N.I. Aug. A.I. DENDRAL 1983 Available 1998

12. Legal jobs that are going to get replaced first: legal research e-discovery compliance contract analysis case prediction document automation

13. The last parts to get replaced: consultation litigation mediation arbitration negotiation legislation

15. Why you shouldn’t be afraid: The most prosperous law practices in 2020 will be those that are able to successfully adjust their business models to use artificial intelligence– type tools while at the same time promoting and delivering the part of the legal service value proposition that the machines are not able to provide. -Blair Janis, JD, Legal Tech Professor at BYU

16. The market will grow:

17. The market will grow: Displacement

18. The market will grow: Displacement Increased Access

19. The market will grow: Displacement Increased Access Evolving Dynamics

20. The market will grow: Displacement Increased Access Evolving Dynamics Taxi Industry: $11B $62B

21. The market will grow: Displacement Increased Access Evolving Dynamics Taxi Industry: $11B $62B Movie rentals: $4B $42B

22. The optimistic outlook: Lawyers are going to remain relevant for at least some time, and there is massive opportunity for those who are willing to embrace the future of the industry. + =

23. Summary The legal industry is poised for disruption on a massive scale. While many lawyers will be displaced, there is tremendous opportunity for the innovative. EvolveBe Open-Minded How to Survive/Thrive Embrace Technology A.I. (ANI, AGI, and ASI) will play in important role in the industry’s evolution.

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