AI has become the largest technology initiative shaping the legal market with both vendors and law firms marketing the next revolutionary AI capability or service. Firms now promise to protect innovations faster and cheaper and are touting a variety of labels to prove it.
AI-First. AI-Enabled. AI-Native. Going Beyond the Hype for Patent Protection
AI-enabled and AI-first often describe the adoption of new technology, but they reveal very little about how the services are delivered or how they will produce better business outcomes for clients. Two firms may both claim to have AI built into their patent processes but operate in fundamentally different ways.
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Michael Drapkin and Nathan Mutter
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