How artificial intelligence can be used in law and how law firms can capitalize on this emergent technology.
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Andrew Arruda is a Canadian entrepreneur and lawyer. He is Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of the artificial intelligence...
Victor Li is the legal affairs writer for the ABA Journal. Previously he was a reporter for Law Technology News, the American...
The concept of using artificial intelligence for everyday tasks might seem scary to some lawyers, but many industries are already leveraging the power of this technology. In this report from On The Road, host Victor Li talks with ROSS Intelligence CEO and co-founder Andrew Arruda about how artificial intelligence can be used in law and how law firms can capitalize on this emergent technology.
Andrew Arruda is the CEO and co-founder of Y Combinator-backed ROSS Intelligence, the world’s first artificially intelligent attorney. A legal tech executive, strategist, and leader with over eight years of experience in the legal industry, Andrew is an attorney who aims to forever change the way legal services are delivered.
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| Published: | September 23, 2016 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Legal Technology , Practice Management |
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On the Road |
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