Patent Prosecution’s Fatal Asteroid: Why Law Firms Shouldn’t Wait for AI’s Full Impact
Given the recent proliferation of artificial intelligence patent drafting technology, some in the legal services industry are asking whether AI is the patent profession’s “ultimate bad day.”
As Michael Crichton noted in The Lost World:
“Extinction was simply proof of failure to adapt.”
This warning is particularly relevant in light of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Luis Alvarez’s 1980 theory about the dinosaurs’ ultimate bad day.
Autor’s summary: Firms must adapt to AI impact now.
- Law firms are at risk of being left behind by AI technology.
- Adapting to AI is crucial for the patent profession’s survival.
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