As innovation and capital converge, technologies with life-changing potential can emerge over time.
In this video, we asked some of the attendees of Goldman Sachs’ sixth annual Private Internet Company Conference about the technology trends that will define the way we live and work in the next decade. The video features:
Jennifer Tejada, CEO, PagerDuty
Rob Solomon, Chairman and CEO, GoFundMe
Chris Altchek, Co-Founder and CEO, Mic
Lise Buyer, Founder, Class V Group
Ryan Nolan, Investment...
ROSS Intelligence, the artificial intelligence legal research platform, outperforms Westlaw and LexisNexis in finding relevant authorities, in user satisfaction and confidence, and in research efficiency, and is virtually certain to deliver a positive return on investment.
These are among the findings of benchmark report being released today by the technology research and advisory company Blue Hill Research pitting ROSS against the two dominant legal research services. The full report will be available...
The machines have already consolidated their gains in automated industries and are continuing their migration into white-collar work. Artificial intelligence (AI) and cognitive computing, the “next generation” of computing, will render most paperwork (and pushers of paper) redundant. Even contracts, the bread and butter of most lawyers, will be automated—there are already small-scale examples of self-executing “smart contracts.”
In terms of litigation, not only are computers demonstrating...
The answer may be yes. From the ABA Journal online:
Law firm partners are reaping “soaring” profits amid flat demand for law firm services, creating “an unsustainable model” for law firms, according to the co-founder of a company that developed virtual workplace technology.
Writing at Forbes, Mark Cohen says an increasing percentage of legal services are being provided outside of law firms, even as partners are earning more. Law firms, he asserts, “have an unsustainable model that remains...
Premonition, the Miami-based Artificial Intelligence company, releases Motions Analyzer, its latest report developed to increase the odds of winning in litigation by showing the win rate of motions in a particular court. By using the World’s largest litigation database, Motions Analyzer determines the best motion to make in developing a data-driven approach to litigation strategy with potentially better legal outcomes. For example, only Premonition knows a change of venue may be the best motion...
Robert Ambrogi, The 10 Most Important Legal Technology Developments of 2016:
1. The legal industry gets smart about artificial intelligence. In my top 10 list last year, I considered it big news that AI had come to legal research in the form of ROSS Intelligence, a startup that uses IBM’s Watson platform to answer lawyers’ natural-language legal research questions. Just as last year closed out, another AI company, Premonition — which says it is applying AI to the largest legal database...
THE LEGAL INDUSTRY GETS SMART ABOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
CHATBOTS START CHATTING ABOUT LAW.
LEGAL STARTUPS FIND STARDUST.
ANALYTICS EXPAND THEIR REACH.
TECH FOR A2J GOES MAINSTREAM.
INTERNET OF THINGS BECOMES A THING IN LAW.
TECH CLE BECOMES MANDATORY.
ALL U.S. CASE LAW GETS DIGITIZED. AT LAST!
AVVO PUSHES THE LEGAL SERVICES ENVELOPE.
AS SECURITY BURNS, LAW FIRMS FIDDLE.