• Executive summaryAbout the authorsChapter 1: An introduction to legal AIBy Uwais Iqbal, founder, SimplexicoChapter 2: Foundations of legal AIBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 3: Will AI augment and enhance – or replace?By Sondra Rebenchuk, senior innovation counsel, BlakesChapter 4: Becoming Ironman Esq.By Cat Casey, chief growth officer, RevealChapter 5: AI – the formative yearsBy Jennifer Leonard, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law SchoolChapter 6: AI in litigation and legal proceedingsBy Jackie Schafer, founder and CEO, Clearbrief AIChapter 7: AI and privacy, data, and copyrightBy Allison Williams, Head of Intellectual Property, Norton Rose Fulbright, South AfricaChapter 8: AI and profitabilityBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 9: AI and legal ethicsBy Nerushka Bowan, head of technology and innovation & Gilad Katzav, candidate attorney at Norton Rose Fulbright South AfricaChapter 10: The ethics of AIBy Natalie Pierce, partner, Gunderson DettmerChapter 11: AI and sustainability lawBy Valerie Saintot, lawyer, adjunct professor in leadership, organisational performanceChapter 12: AI and the futureBy Ilona Logvinova, head of innovation, McKinsey Legal

AI and the Legal Profession is a collection of 11 short essays by various international industry and legal AI experts, which provides an introduction to the topic and how it might affect the legal profession…The introductory essays themselves are very much of the moment and will be useful to those relatively new to the topic who need to understand the terminology and the potential impact of AI.

• Executive summaryAbout the authorsChapter 1: An introduction to legal AIBy Uwais Iqbal, founder, SimplexicoChapter 2: Foundations of legal AIBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 3: Will AI augment and enhance – or replace?By Sondra Rebenchuk, senior innovation counsel, BlakesChapter 4: Becoming Ironman Esq.By Cat Casey, chief growth officer, RevealChapter 5: AI – the formative yearsBy Jennifer Leonard, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law SchoolChapter 6: AI in litigation and legal proceedingsBy Jackie Schafer, founder and CEO, Clearbrief AIChapter 7: AI and privacy, data, and copyrightBy Allison Williams, Head of Intellectual Property, Norton Rose Fulbright, South AfricaChapter 8: AI and profitabilityBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 9: AI and legal ethicsBy Nerushka Bowan, head of technology and innovation & Gilad Katzav, candidate attorney at Norton Rose Fulbright South AfricaChapter 10: The ethics of AIBy Natalie Pierce, partner, Gunderson DettmerChapter 11: AI and sustainability lawBy Valerie Saintot, lawyer, adjunct professor in leadership, organisational performanceChapter 12: AI and the futureBy Ilona Logvinova, head of innovation, McKinsey Legal

AI and the Legal Profession is a collection of 11 short essays by various international industry and legal AI experts, which provides an introduction to the topic and how it might affect the legal profession…The introductory essays themselves are very much of the moment and will be useful to those relatively new to the topic who need to understand the terminology and the potential impact of AI.

• Executive summaryAbout the authorsChapter 1: An introduction to legal AIBy Uwais Iqbal, founder, SimplexicoChapter 2: Foundations of legal AIBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 3: Will AI augment and enhance – or replace?By Sondra Rebenchuk, senior innovation counsel, BlakesChapter 4: Becoming Ironman Esq.By Cat Casey, chief growth officer, RevealChapter 5: AI – the formative yearsBy Jennifer Leonard, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law SchoolChapter 6: AI in litigation and legal proceedingsBy Jackie Schafer, founder and CEO, Clearbrief AIChapter 7: AI and privacy, data, and copyrightBy Allison Williams, Head of Intellectual Property, Norton Rose Fulbright, South AfricaChapter 8: AI and profitabilityBy Josh Kubicki, Bold Duck StudioChapter 9: AI and legal ethicsBy Nerushka Bowan, head of technology and innovation & Gilad Katzav, candidate attorney at Norton Rose Fulbright South AfricaChapter 10: The ethics of AIBy Natalie Pierce, partner, Gunderson DettmerChapter 11: AI and sustainability lawBy Valerie Saintot, lawyer, adjunct professor in leadership, organisational performanceChapter 12: AI and the futureBy Ilona Logvinova, head of innovation, McKinsey Legal

AI and the Legal Profession is a collection of 11 short essays by various international industry and legal AI experts, which provides an introduction to the topic and how it might affect the legal profession…The introductory essays themselves are very much of the moment and will be useful to those relatively new to the topic who need to understand the terminology and the potential impact of AI.