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Friday, October 30, 2026

Legal Ops Wants a Seat at the Table—AI May Finally Pull Up the Chair - Law.com

Legal departments are pouring money into artificial intelligence, but many are still skipping the less glamorous work that determines whether the technology will deliver anything useful, according to Lucy Bassli.

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