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AI Needs Its 'Come to Jesus' Moment
In our end of 2023/look ahead to 2024, we asked experts if we are approaching AI overload and if it's overhyped. The answers were mixed, but those who didn't think so might change their minds if they were at Legalweek last month. As expected, Legalweek was AI heavy, both in the exhibit hall and in the conference sessions. The answer to the above question in the look ahead article that comes to mind after Legalweek is this one, from Richard Robbins, Epiq Managing Director, Applied Artificial Intelligence:
The last year has been dominated by fascination with technology and consideration of what it might be. It has been time for initial experiments. Now we will learn from those experiments and for the leaders, move to adoption. We need to focus less on technology for the sake of technology and get back to the problems we want to solve.
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