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EPISODE

AI, Empathy & the Future of Law

A WONE conversation around cross-border business, policy and strategic practice.

EPISODE NOTES & KEY TAKEAWAYS

About this conversation

In this conversation, Kris Seyen discusses the evolving landscape of the legal profession in the age of AI. He emphasizes the importance of empathy, collaboration, and the integration of technology in legal practice. Kris shares insights on how AI can democratize legal advice while also posing risks of centralization under big tech. He introduces the concept of 'vibe lawyering' as a new approach to legal work that prioritizes accessibility and understanding. The discussion also touches on the future roles of lawyers as strategists and translators, and the need for young lawyers to adapt to these changes while maintaining ethical standards.
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