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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW: SHAPING THE FUTURE OF JUSTICE
The article covers the shift of AI into the conservative legal world, especially with the assistance of machine learning and natural language processing technologies for legal research and document review as well as judicial management. The piece illustrates that on the one hand, it allows to speed
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