Save the date – Webinar
A discussion of all things AI – with Document Direct – Thu 18 April @ 10.00
During this webinar we will be discussing the impact of AI on the legal sector with our friends at Document Direct.
We will start by defining what “AI” is and the different strands of the technology before moving on to provide an overview of the technology, what is happening in the market, which tools are in use and how firms should protect themselves against the risks of the emerging technology.
In this seminar we will cover:-
- What is “AI” and why is it suddenly so prevalent?
- Defining AI and its applications in the legal sector
- The different types of “AI”
- Key benefits of “AI” solutions
- How “AI” is being used in the legal sector today
- The inherent risks of “AI” and how to manage them
- Impact on AI on suppliers of services to law firms
- Ethical and regulatory considerations
- The future of “AI” in the legal sector
Please click to register your attendance.
Document Direct is a digital dictation, transcription service and document production company, providing bespoke outsourced typing solutions to law firms. Martyn Best is the Chief Executive Officer.
Baskerville Drummond specialise in SME law firm business strategy, particularly focusing on IT and finance matters. David has particular expertise and experience in defining and delivering large-scale, multidisciplinary business focused solutions and has delivered several PMS/CMS projects for large law firms.
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