
TOKYO -- Artificial intelligence is finding its way into law firms in Japan, crunching data and saving wage-earners from daunting tasks.
But these AI assistants cannot be entirely relied on -- they need human "coaches."
Later, artificial intelligence could lead to the dumbing down of professionals
TOKYO -- Artificial intelligence is finding its way into law firms in Japan, crunching data and saving wage-earners from daunting tasks.
But these AI assistants cannot be entirely relied on -- they need human "coaches."
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