Do you trust AI tools with legal processes?
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AI is already making its way into legal work — and not just for quick answers. We see it being used to:
Run trademark & patent searches.
Draft contracts, NDAs, and even patent applications.
Analyze contracts for risks & compliance issues.
Monitor competitors and patent landscapes.
Even manage entire IP portfolios — deadlines, renewals, payments, and filings across countries.
Some of these feel like a natural fit for automation. But others — like drafting contracts or advising on risks — are much more sensitive.
👉 What do you think: where should AI stop in legal work? Would you trust it to handle filings, contracts, compliance checks — or even to run your whole IP portfolio on autopilot?
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Great breakdown, Kseniia . I think the line depends on risk tolerance and accountability. Automating routine, low-risk tasks (like deadline tracking or basic searches) makes total sense. But when it comes to interpretation, strategy, or anything that could have serious legal or financial consequences, I’d want a human in the loop.
Maybe the future isn’t about “AI vs. lawyer” but “AI + lawyer,” where AI handles the heavy lifting and humans provide judgment and accountability.