Interesting early morning listening on Radio 4 Today programme this morning with a spokesman for AI-based legal company LawHive. bmmagazine.co.uk/get-fu…

It comes as Anthropic is doing something similar.

The underlying argument is that the AI is a very smart intern, and the job of the lawyers is to supervise its output while freeing them up to do the more interesting parts of law.

The question it raises, then, is what happens when that very smart intern is owned by the investors, not the lawyers?

When it comes to vocation vs. capital, vocation isn't having the best time.