“According to a recent Thomson Reuters article, 80% of legal professionals surveyed believe AI will have a significant impact on their work over the course of the next five years.” Hon. Mary Colleen Roberts (Ret.) of JAMS takes a closer look at how AI is beginning to impact ADR and how attorneys can avoid the many challenges presented by this burgeoning technology. Read more: https://hubs.la/Q042wjGM0 #JAMSInsights #AI
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AI isn’t just changing how legal work gets done, it’s starting to change how value is measured. 🌴 New findings from our Caribbean research suggest pricing models may be next, with a growing number of attorneys expecting #AI to influence how legal services are charged. It’s a sign of a market actively rethinking efficiency and client expectations. See what the data reveals 👉 https://bit.ly/49IktlZ #CaribbeanLaw #LegalTech #LegalAI
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AI just crossed a line lawyers trusted. New benchmarks show AI agents are getting better at legal and corporate reasoning, according to TechCrunch. Just weeks ago, every major model scored under 25 percent on Mercor’s professional evaluation tests. That shifted fast. Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 reached nearly 30 percent in one-shot trials and averaged about 45 percent with multiple attempts. The jump is linked to agent swarms, where models break problems into steps and reason through them instead of guessing once. This does not mean AI replaces lawyers tomorrow. It means systems are moving into work long seen as human-only, faster than most expected. If the curve keeps bending like this, what jobs are actually safe from AI? Source: TechCrunch
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