The rapid growth of AI in legal practice is reshaping how work gets done by attorneys, but fears of being replaced by the tech persist and the return on investment remains mixed.
A quarter of attorneys now fear losing their jobs to artificial intelligence, according to Bloomberg Law’s new State of Practice survey. For early-career lawyers, the concern is far more pronounced, with more than 1 in 3 associates worried that AI will replace their job. That compares to 16% of partners.
Job security isn’t the only gap between associates and partners regarding their AI concerns. More than one-third of …