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OPINION. Lawyers in the AI era: obsolete or more powerful?

Na trilogia De Volta para o Futuro, os protagonistas viajam para o futuro – 2015 – e, ao chegarem, Marty McFly fica surpreso com a rapidez da condenação de seu filho, apenas poucas horas após o incidente no qual se envolvera. A explicação: o sistema de justiça havia se tornado mais célere depois que aboliram […] The post OPINIÃO. Advogados na era da AI: obsoletos ou mais poderosos? appeared first…

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A study by OpenAI and UPenn in 2023 found that professions involving language and textual analysis, such as law, are vulnerable to large language models. A Goldman Sachs report estimated that 17% of US legal jobs are at risk due to AI. While AI is already being used in the legal field, often unofficially, it is mainly used for low-complexity tasks such as research and text summarization.

Experts believe that for AI's full potential to be realized in law, its use must become official, transparent, and integrated into legal practices, requiring updated norms and a cultural shift.

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