The research analyzes the implementation of AI-based tools in law firms, their contributions to procedural efficiency and the ethical and legal challenges they raise, and projects the future of the legal profession, reflecting on the limits of replacing human performance with technological evolution.
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This article aims to examine the impacts of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on contemporary legal practice. It begins with a historical overview of AI's emergence and its development to the present day, highlighting the technological advances that have reshaped the legal profession. Through a bibliographic review—especially based on the works of Cláudio Canuto and Thiago Massicano—the research analyzes the implementation of AI-based tools in law firms, their contributions to procedural efficiency, and the ethical and legal challenges they raise. In conclusion, the article projects the future of the legal profession, reflecting on the limits of replacing human performance with technological evolution.
The history of artificial intelligence (AI) spans various contexts, including culture, science, businesses, and government. Over time, theoretical advances have guided technological research, propelling development in six dimensions: capture, representation, storage, processing, modeling, and action. The integration of...
The purpose of this article is to examine the impact of training artificial intelligence (AI) systems through the use of protected works on copyright regulation. To this end, we conduct a historical review of the foundational principles of copyright law and the legislative techniques employed in its regulation, particu...
Ray Meloni García, Jean-Carlo Costa Gálvez· Ius et Praxis· 0 citations
This article examines the process of institutionalising artificial intelligence in the modern neurodigital economy and the challenges that arise as its economic and regulatory functions expand. Artificial intelligence is viewed as a multifunctional phenomenon, the technological and institutional properties of which dev...
Evgeny Evgenievich Zhuravel· EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROB...· 0 citations
This study aims to examine the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in academic writing, with a particular focus on investigating its potential benefits, inherent challenges, and ethical implications in scientific communication. Through an analysis of current AI tools, such as GPT-4 and other language models, we explor...
Guilherme Cassarotti Ferigato, Siderly Do Carmo Dahle de Almeida, Alvaro Martins Fernandes· Etic@net. Revista científica...· 0 citations
This article analyzes the impact of artificial intelligence on copyright law, with an emphasis on the notion of authorship of literary works. Based on an analysis of the international regulatory framework and comparative law, it critically evaluates the Peruvian legal system, identifying gaps in the regulation of works...
Adriano Ungaro Denegri· Ius et Praxis· 0 citations
The AI boom of the 2020s has prompted a necessary conversation on the liturgical use of generative artificial intelligence. Drawing on insights from ritual studies and liturgical history, this article argues that the incorporation of AI into liturgy represents a continuation, rather than a disruption, of liturgical d...
B. Snoek· Studia Liturgica· 0 citations
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