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6 NovAI in SocietyBusiness Insider

Elon Musk's go-to lawyer on AI's impact on the legal industry: 'Fat in the middle is going to be cut out'

AIAI-generated summary Attorney Alex Spiro stated that artificial intelligence could remove unnecessary layers from the legal industry. Spiro noted that the technology might lead to quicker case settlements or direct trials.

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