This year was one of confounding contradictions, where technology advanced quickly with legal tech companies updating software to include generative AI, yet most integrations remained surface-level.
Despite rapid adoption of AI tools last year, 2024 saw us enter a phase of stabilization in usage numbers, though interest in generative AI continued to be significantly high.
Legal professionals faced development hurdles with complexities of accessible data and high costs associated with mainstream generative AI models like OpenAI and Anthropic's Claude.
Ethical challenges such as confidentiality and biases prompted state bars to issue guidance at a record pace to assist lawyers in overcoming obstacles with AI tools.
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