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In this article, we will explain why using AI to draft legal contracts is both unacceptably risky and potentially not cost effective for your business or personal matters.

Who owns AI-generated content? Can it be copyrighted? And what happens when a client or a court decides your “original work” isn’t quite so original after all? Let’s break down what creators and founders need to know about copyright and AI right now.

New technologies lead to job displacement. And AI is the mother of all new technologies.

AI is the atmosphere we are currently breathing. It is pervasive, global and constant, and its chaotic behavior is just as subject to butterfly effects as the weather. For better or worse, over the next 10 years, AI will likely evolve across a broad spectrum of areas – technological, economic, social, personal – with both positive and negative impacts on human life. Here's a prediction of this evolution.