Cornered: Jonathan Nessler on AI and the Future of Lawyering

In Re by IICLE

May 5, 202625:05Government & Organizations

Generative AI has moved from the margins of the average person's awareness to all of us witnessing industry leaders and consumers shift dollars and human capital because of the technology's impacts. Jonathan Nessler with...

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