Where is legal genAI now? How far have we come since ChatGPT arrived in November 2022? How do we get to really impactful LLM-driven workflows? This and more Zach Abramowitz of Killer Whale Strategies discusses with Artificial Lawyer.
Zach will also be taking part at the landmark Legal Innovators UK conference on November 6 + 7 in London, which will have a Law Firm Day followed by Inhouse Day. He will join many other legal innovation experts discussing key questions, such as: where are we now with genAI; how are lawyers really using it; and where are we heading?
We explore:
- The change in lawyer’s perception of genAI from 2022 to 2023, to now. And as Zach puts it: ‘Transformer models are truly transformative.’
- How we now have a K-shaped reaction to genAI – with many lawyers adopting it enthusiastically, while some head in the opposite direction and actively choose to ignore it.
- Moving beyond one-off Q&As with an LLM to create robust agentic workflows that will really change how lawyers work.
- How legal work is not a generalist subject, and hence agentic workflows will need to be very specifically designed.
- How what comes next in genAI may be like how the internet evolved, with products and services that initially could not have been imagined in the first wave of the technology coming into existence.
- Plus, Zach talks about why Legal Innovators UK and California, which are at the cutting edge of legal tech, really deliver insights for the audience, and why he keeps coming back.
Press Play to watch / listen to Zach’s insights and the discussion with Legal Innovators UK conference chair, Richard Tromans, in this short, but idea-packed video:
About the Legal Innovators UK conference, Nov 6 and 7, London
Zach will be one of many legal innovation experts at the two-day conference, which will include top speakers from leading law firms, inhouse teams and pioneering legal tech companies.
You can get your tickets here.
