Tag: artificial intelligence

Here Comes Santa Claus(e)

Digital legal research is amazing but the hype – particularly around AI – is a bit like Christmas magic. It involves a lot of wishing.

As the Great Library’s staff heads off to spend the holidays with family and friends, and the doors close for the year, I can sneak in this guest post unobserved, like a night-time intruder in a chimney flue.  As visions of sugar plums dance in my head, I can’t help wonder if the AI in legal publishing research databases dreams of Santa.  Or if it’s not quite clear on the concept.  Sometimes Santa’s little legal research helpers need a bit of guidance.

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