326: Perplexity for Lawyers: AI Research With Sources

Law Firm Autopilot by Ernie Svenson

May 12, 202608:03Business

In this episode, we cover Perplexity—what it is, how it works, and why it deserves attention from solo and small firm lawyers. Ernie explains how Perplexity differs from traditional Google research by using AI to search...

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