Generative AI Legal Research Hub
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The Global Legal Post has teamed up with LexisNexis to help inform readers' decision-making process in the selection of a Gen AI legal research solution. With the vast majority of law firms and legal departments anticipating a rise in AI investment, the Gen AI Legal Research Hub sets out to to separate the hype from the reality, providing practical guidance on how to choose the right technology and avoid common pitfalls.
‘Early adopters of Gen AI research tools have reported measurable productivity gains’
Mathieu Balzarini, LexisNexis’s vice president of product in the CEMEA region, says interest in Gen AI legal research tools ‘is both high and growing rapidly’
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Ethical AI policies allow law firms to harness AI's benefits while mitigating risks
The five key criteria for evaluating legal AI products
LexisNexis buyer's guide sets out to separate fact from fiction when assessing legal Gen AI platforms
The Global Legal Post teams up with LexisNexis to explore challenges and opportunities of Gen AI adoption
Series of articles will investigate key criteria to consider when investing in Gen AI
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