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The law, money, and everything else: AI and an imaginable future

Let the Courts be Furnished with Mechanical Magistrates.
“Let the courts be furnished with mechanical magistrates.” (Oppet caption 1900) Photo: Bettmann/Getty Images

Charles Kerrigan, CMS

3 min read

Legal and compliance professionals should update their frames of reference in order to utilize new technologies.

The latest AI systems are a set of technologies capable of profoundly changing the world in which lawyers and compliance operate. By 2027, 94% of law firms will have adopted generative AI. 

To avoid underestimating the nature of the change that is hurtling towards us, we need to update our frames

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