One mental frame to look at this is that - it’s possible that lawyers of tomorrow having grown up with AI, have the bandwidth to develop other skills that traditional lawyers of today. The current generation too has lost some skills thag the lawyers of the past had - we have powerful research tools at our disposal that we don’t read up as much in the process of research as our predecessors who relied on physical books and paperwork did.
That's very true. If we're freed up, we will indeed have time to lean into quite high value activities that in day-to-day we may not have time for currently. I like that optimistic view!
One mental frame to look at this is that - it’s possible that lawyers of tomorrow having grown up with AI, have the bandwidth to develop other skills that traditional lawyers of today. The current generation too has lost some skills thag the lawyers of the past had - we have powerful research tools at our disposal that we don’t read up as much in the process of research as our predecessors who relied on physical books and paperwork did.
That's very true. If we're freed up, we will indeed have time to lean into quite high value activities that in day-to-day we may not have time for currently. I like that optimistic view!