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by mikepurvis
1265 days ago
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Yeah, well, and even looking to the immediate subject of the article... like, whether your lawyer is going to become a bot in ten years, a huge amount of what used to be part of the legal practice has already been automated away in terms of the research side, nevermind specialized firms that just crank through bog-standard family-law or property-transfer cases by plugging the relevant details into an Excel template. Basically it's the same story as everywhere else, where technological augmentation has already created a huge squeeze, and now suddenly even the senior people are wondering if the writing is on the wall for them too. |
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