In this episode, Aurelia and Chris talk about the growing trend of clients turning to AI before their lawyers, whether and where that is sensible, where we see the limitations, and whether and where law firms can or should be meeting their clients halfway.

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In this episode, Aurelia and Chris talk about the Harvey-Reddit debacle, whether it is really that big a deal, and more broadly about cultural change in law firms.

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In this episode, Aurelia and Chris talk about venture capital firms' growing interest in AI-native legal services, whether it's well founded and whether AI-native legal services really will be the end of traditional law firms.

Their conversation predominantly hangs off "Death of the Billable Hour: Legal's $900B AI repricing" article by Ethan Batraski (General Partner at Venrock) which recently created a bit of a stir amongst lawyers.

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In this episode, Aurelia and Chris tackle the growing anxiety around AI in the legal profession. 

As lawyers, product builders and founders of an AI-native legal service, they share their perspective on why lawyers shouldn't fear being replaced by AI, but rather should embrace the opportunities for more interesting and diverse career paths ahead.

The future of legal is bright. While AI will certainly change how legal work is done, it's more likely to enhance lawyers' capabilities and create new opportunities rather than replace them. 

The key is staying human, creative, and curious while being open to new ways of practising law.

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In this episode of 'Too Legal; Didn't Read', hosts Aurelia Butler-Ball and Chris Bridges delve into the complexities of agentic AI in legal work.

They cover what agentic AI is, what it is not, when it might be suitable for a legal task, and the current challenge in relying on agentic AI without a human in the loop - with key takeaway messages for both legaltech vendors and legaltech buyers.

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