Ask a lawyer five years ago whether a machine would ever help draft their pleadings, and you'd probably get a laugh. Ask now and the answer is a lot more careful. AI in Law has moved from conference chatter into the daily routine of chambers, firms and courts. Tshilidzi Marwala, Rector of United Nations University, wrote about this shift in 2024, and his points still hold up. Here's what he said, where things can go wrong, and where Lawttorney.ai fits in. AI in Law: Can Techn
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