Show Notes
What does the Artemis II moon mission have to do with AI adoption in legal? More than you'd think. In this episode, Liz Lugones sits down with Ashley Estilette, Chief Marketing Officer at Mitratech, to talk about what the legal and tech world is getting wrong about AI — and it comes down to one thing: the human fingerprint. Plus: Maxx It / Kill It — Ashley's take on what legal needs to stop doing versus where to go all in.
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