Decoding Legal Research: Can AI Take the Stand?

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The SRC Report

McInnes Wilson Lawyers

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Decoding Legal Research: Can AI Take the Stand?

The SRC Report

12 minutes 45 seconds

2 years ago

Decoding Legal Research: Can AI Take the Stand?

--SUMMARY--

In the latest SRC Report, Athena Cains and Sarid Milne embark on a fascinating exploration of AI's role in legal research. Sarid recounts his eye-opening experiment with ChatGPT and Google Bard, providing a critical assessment of their potential use in analyzing court decisions.

This episode offers both interesting insights and cautionary tales about relying on AI for legal research and case summaries. Tune in to discover whether AI can really step up in the legal world.

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Read the Episode online here: https://bit.ly/3OgSajR

Join the discussion: Email Athena at acains@mcw.com.au to be featured in the Q&A segment of our next episode.

Join us on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3GjRB3f

The SRC Report

A podcast series for Commonwealth HR practitioners who manage ill and injured employees under the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988 (SRC Act)