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Legal AI Software
If you’re reading this, you’re probably familiar with the types of commentary about artificial intelligence that have become common in recent years.
You know the gist: speculation about lawyers being entirely replaced by machines, often accompanied by stock photos of Terminator-style monsters.
If that’s what you’re looking for, we’re sorry to tell you that you’ve come to the wrong place (although we are fans of the killer robot photos).
If you just want your life to be easier, however, we can definitely help with that.
As the top software companies in our buyers guide demonstrate, machine learning technology holds the promise of streamlining mundane tasks, dramatically bolstering research capabilities, and much, much more.
More broadly, it can help you focus on the high-level work you trained for, and allow you to better serve your clients and outpace your competition.
Download this free guide to see how easy it is to implement AI-powered software — and how subtly transformative it can be for your practice.
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Artificial Intelligence: Reviewed Products & Services
iManage
iManage transforms how professionals in legal, accounting and financial services get work done by combining artificial intelligence, security and risk mitigation with market-leading document and email management. iManage automates routine cognitive tasks, provides powerful insights and streamlines how professionals work, while maintaining the highest level of security and governance over critical client and corporate data.
Onit, Inc.
Onit is a global leader of workflow and artificial intelligence platforms and solutions for legal, compliance, sales, IT, HR and finance departments. With Onit, companies can transform best practices into smarter workflows, better processes and operational efficiencies.
Ping
Ping automatically builds a timesheet for the lawyer and analyzes clean timekeeping data for the law firm. It is the first and only truly automated timekeeping solution for Big Law.
Reveal
Reveal, with Brainspace technology, is a global provider of the leading AI-powered eDiscovery platform. Fueled by powerful AI technology and backed by the most experienced team of data scientists in the industry, Reveal’s cloud-based software offers a full suite of eDiscovery solutions all on one seamless platform.
SimpleLegal
SimpleLegal provides modern legal operations software to serve as the system of record for corporate legal departments. Our platform combines e-billing, legal spend and matter management, accruals automation, and legal analytics for effective tracking and management of overall legal spend, matters, budgets, vendors, and more.
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Artificial Intelligence: Additional Products & Services
- Casepoint
- ContractPodAI
- ECFx
- Evisort
- Gatekeeper
- HyperDraft
- Hypelex
- iManage
- Introhive
- JuriBlox
- Kira
- LawGeex
- Lex Machina
- Luminance
- Plat4orm
- Relativity
- Reputation Ink
- ROSS Intelligence
- Stillio
- Summize
- ThoughtRiver
- Trellis
- United Lex
- Venio Systems
- Wisetime
- Wolters Kluwer
- ZeroSystems
ATL Non-Eventcast:
Jared welcomes Nick Whitehouse of Onit, who answers several questions surrounding artificial intelligence and how it can give a competitive edge to a law firm.
Highlights
- Why and how did the name AI Center of Excellence come about? – 1:38
- Artificial intelligence: Is it better than natural intelligence? – 2:24
- What Nick thinks about the movie Lightyear. – 4:05
- The working definition of AI. – 5:59
- What is machine learning and how it can work together with AI? – 7:55
- Are machines going to take away people’s jobs in the near future? – 9:59
- In terms of AI development, is it legal behind other industries? – 13:31
- Software applications for AI that have tangible effects on the average law practice. – 14:52
- Utilizing AI can be a competitive edge for a law firm. – 20:26
- The future of AI in the legal talk in the next five years. – 21:59
Jared welcomes Catherine Casey and Nick Whitehouse, who talked about their Legal Week experience and also touched on data management in the legal space, as well as other buzzworthy topics in the legal tech field.
Highlights
- The guests. – 1:11
- The Legal Week experience. – 2:22
- People’s temperature on swag. – 4:33
- Bridging the gap. – 6:52
- Data management in legal. – 9:36
- Buzzworthy topics in the legal tech field. – 13:19
- The impact of AI in legal practices. – 19:27
- What are they looking for in March 2022? – 24:04
In this edition of the Non-Eventcast, host Jared Correia talks with Nathan Wenzel of SimpleLegal and Alex Smith of iManage to nail down just what “artificial intelligence” refers to, specific ways it’s being used in the law, and what lawyers should be doing now to capitalize.
Highlights
- AI is simple and complicated at the same time – 2:13
- AI: a misunderstood concept – 4:14
- AI is just math – 6:16
- Unsupervised and supervised machine learning – 9:18
- What lawyers should be doing – 14:28
- Ways to use AI – 16:28
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