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ARTICLE · 18 SEPTEMBER 2024

Rules For AI Tools: How Can Legal Teams Source Suitable Tech?

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The rapid advancement of AI, particularly generative AI, has sparked incredible interest across many industries. As the capabilities of these tools become better understood...

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The rapid advancement of AI, particularly generative AI, has sparked incredible interest across many industries. As the capabilities of these tools become better understood, and as they are increasingly incorporated into more organizations, legal departments are asking how AI can improve their business outcomes.

With so many different AI tools and applications available, it can be difficult to know where to begin. We provide practical guidance to help you start thinking about the best and most useful ways to incorporate AI into your legal department to ensure you're getting the most value for your investment. For other insights on AI within the legal field, read "What are the new best practices for AI for legal teams?" and "How will AI change my

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