David Luyt of Michalsons in South Africa, joined by Nikos Papadopoulos of Ballas Pelecanos Law and Padraig Walsh of Tanner De Witt Solicitors in Hong Kong, discuss how the onset of generative AI – which is steadily entering the legal field – may prove to be an invaluable tool that could transform how lawyers work.
Acknowledging the various concerns relating to accuracy, data privacy, and ethics, they look into its various potential applications and the significant benefits it could bring to the field of legal drafting.
Their blog post is now available here.
