As the legal industry increasingly embraces generative AI, what steps have you taken to ensure you have the necessary technical skills to meet the current and future challenges?

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CEOa month ago

Completing this course enabled me to develop AI to improve ways to summarise and communicate legal concepts/laws. I highly recommend it: https://executive.law.berkeley.edu/programs/generative-ai-for-the-legal-profession/

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Continuous learning is the way forward. This means courses, reading, experimenting, and iterating, over an extended period of time. We evolve, technology evolves, and so must our learning evolve.

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