Legal industry expresses AI concerns

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The legal industry's response to artificial intelligence (AI) was analyzed in a recent report by Litify. The report includes insights from verified legal professionals and near-even distribution from plaintiff firms, full service firms and corporate entities, showing that 62% of today’s legal professionals are not using AI.

While there has been significant progress toward technology adoption in legal over the last few decades, there is still work to be done, as a similar percentage also feel the industry is not yet ready for AI technology.

Sixty-two percent of legal professionals say they are not using AI, and 60% of professionals feel the industry is not ready for AI. Respondents cite security and privacy concerns and a lack of knowledge on staff to use AI successfully as the main barriers to implementing AI.

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