A View AI: A Standby of Solicitors and Cataloger in the Era of - AI

Abstract

Artificial intelligence has brought in significant enhancements in various sectors and there is no surprise, it has also shown many interests in the legal profession. Particularly, the usage of AI reduced the need for employees and improved ability to solve problems capabilities. Prior to AI's involvement, paralegals handled plenty of paperwork and arduous stages of litigation that had to be finished so as to ensure due diligence.

When evaluated against the subjective nature of the human mind, the arrival of AI into the world of law may bring a number of benefits. support for legal analysis and research, drafting, case management, and document review associated with the matter being heard. With more improvements, it surely can be made to be equivalent to an experienced lawyer.

Additionally, the idea of paperless courts has been introduced to lessen the usual load of trial procedures.1 Nevertheless, when trying to rebut the claim, AI is not equivalent to the brain of an individual in terms of advocacy, where the core of advocacy is the belief that while AI has several advantages of its own, it also has shortcomings which require to be taken into perspective. Against the other side and any evidence, they may present, the judge takes up defence.