Technology & Management Review

Peer Reviewed Article

Vol. 5 (2020)

Research on the Court Decide: The Implications of Artificial Intelligence

Published
2020-01-29

Abstract

This article covers the impact of AI on research in the legal profession in general. Court Decide is an essential legal competence. So, to solve diverse legal issues, lawyers must always conduct legal study. While the objective and methods of research differ per lawyer, it is a widespread practice. However, assessing AI's impact on legal research permits assessing AI's impact on the legal profession in general. Moreover, Legal AI shows that the legal profession is not immune to disruption. The study's goal is to discuss the existing and potential consequences of AI on legal research. The study is qualitative and depends heavily on document analysis of primary and secondary sources. As a result, the study indicates that AI effects legal research in numerous ways, both positively and badly. With Strong AI, AI's impact on legal research will be substantially larger than ordinary automation. Moreover, the good consequences of AI outweigh the negative externalities, which are usually transient and tied to technology's disruptive effects on the legal profession.

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