Artificial intelligence (AI) encompasses technologies that enable computer systems to reproduce certain human cognitive abilities, such as learning, reasoning and adaptation.
In business law, this tool is gradually becoming part of legal practice, notably through the integration of automated solutions into the workflows of notaries, lawyers and in-house counsel.
However, the role AI will play in legal practice remains uncertain and continues to raise many legitimate questions.
Read the article by Véronique GIGNOUX and Camille ACHIN published by Option Finance on 4 July 2025 on the publisher’s website.
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