Sentences with phrase «human lawyers still»

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Mona Siddiqui, chief data officer at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services commented that in tackling the issue the government was still struggling to get various agencies (mostly their lawyers)-- FDA, CMS, CDC — to unify around definitions of basic terms like «research.»

A Christian human rights lawyer who has been detained in China for nearly two years is still behind bars despite being spared prison.

Maybe the next generation of lawyers really will still be banging out briefs and contracts, in Microsoft Word, on a computer than can simulate the mental capacity of the entire human race.

As is the case with AI, the other major innovation of our age, we are still far away from a time where the technology is ready to completely replace the complex and multi-faceted roles of the human lawyer.

And most lawyers will still want to vet predictive coding with humans, at least on a sampling basis.

The problem with today's legal search is that the body of results is typically substantial and thus the human (lawyer) must still engage in substantial filtering of the results.

The human judgment of lawyers is still there, but it's being applied at the upper levels of that analysis, says Friedman.

And while some claims involved failing to know the law (which many lawyers still assume is the main cause of claims), the key finding was that many more claims were the result of «human» failings in lawyer / client communication (ranging from miscommunication, poor communication or no communication at all); time and file management mistakes (including missing deadlines or limitations and procrastination); and conflicts of interest (between current and / or past clients or involving lawyer self - interest).

Mr Price stresses that e-discovery does not imply replacing lawyers as human professional skills are still needed to review the results.

Let's face it, if the machine is much faster and more accurate and is being used for some element of the legal work INSTEAD of a human lawyer, should I still be paying the same as I always have?

Technically, nothing even stops nations from replacing central banks with algorithms (no, lawyers will still be human).