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In Part 2 of our conversation about Artificial Intelligence, Larry Bridgesmith -- lawyer, professor at Vanderbilt School of Law, and legal tech entrepreneur -- shares thoughts on the AI conversations we should not be entertaining, and an approach to AI that can actually encourage greater human connection.
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