Alex and Elliot discuss:

* A recent article looking at the effects of AI on productivity and quality of work by consultants at the Boston Consulting Group

* A study by an English law firm finding poor legal advice provided by various Large Language Models, including GPT and Bard

* A recent article discussing whether or not generative AI will be a source of competitive advantage for law firms

* Elliot's anguish, and enjoyment, producing material for the upcoming "AI for legal teams" training course, which will soon be the first course published by the Legal Ops Institute

A big thanks to our friends at LinkSquares for sponsoring this episode. For more information, check out their website: https://linksquares.com/

LINKS

Article on AI used by BCG consultants: https://www.mi-3.com.au/20-09-2023/harvard-business-school-study-bcg-finds-knowledge-workers-using-chat-gpt-outperform

Law firm research paper on AI providing legal advice: https://lpscdn.linklaters.com/-/media/files/document-store/pdf/uk/2023/october/report_linksai-english-law-benchmark_october-2023.ashx?rev=fc8c65ae-00f6-408e-9aec-4bf7846f82db&extension=pdf

Article on generative AI and law firm competitive advantage: https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2023/10/30/for-law-firms-will-generative-ai-really-be-a-major-competitive-differentiator/

Legal Ops Institute sneak peak: https://www.legalops.fm/institute

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