Today in our second episode of Tech on Trial we will discover how AI and NLU technologies enhance legal research and analysis, enabling smarter decision-making.

Sal and Victor discuss the challenges associated with developing AI systems, such as ensuring accuracy, addressing biases, and maintaining transparency in algorithms. They emphasize the importance of continuous monitoring and human oversight to ensure robust and reliable AI models. They also touch upon the implications of AI in the legal profession, including the ability to analyze past cases and make informed decisions before pursuing a case.

The hosts discuss specific tools within Apogee Suite, such as the research assistant, contract analysis module, and paralegal advisor, which utilize natural language processing (NLP) to enhance legal research and analysis. They explain how these tools can help streamline processes, identify risks, and sift through vast amounts of evidence.

Looking ahead, Sal and Victor envision AI becoming more integrated into various legal realms, including research. They anticipate advancements in language understanding, predictive capabilities, and increased collaboration between AI and legal professionals. While the hosts acknowledge that AI judges and courtroom robots may not be a reality yet, they are optimistic about the future of AI in the legal profession.

They conclude the episode by encouraging listeners to subscribe and stay tuned for future episodes diving deeper into topics related to AI, technology, and the law.