Written by Kate Rattray
Picture this: you’re opening a new file, ready to plan out your strategy.
Among other things, you’ll be thinking about the information and documents you’ll need from your client and opposing counsel and when you’ll be scheduling depositions and trial dates. Of course, you’ll bake your client’s needs and end goals into these strategic considerations.
When questions arise (or a second opinion is needed), we naturally turn to our coworkers or mentors for advice. That might involve knocking on another associate’s door or pinging them on Slack to work through an issue together.
However, with Auto-GPT, the latest iteration of autonomous artificial intelligence (AI), that could all change quickly.
Why? Auto-GPT is one of the latest iterations of AI—one that not only responds to queries, but uses iterative technology to address tasks and work through strategy to take work off its human instructors’ plates and make strategic decisions.
So, what do you need to know about this new form of AI? Below, we’ll jump into Auto-GPT, covering what it is, how it compares to ChatGPT, and what these advancements mean for lawyers.
