ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Co-founder and CEO of Blue J, Benjamin Alaire joins host Bill Bice to discuss the ‘why’ behind Blue J, a predictive tax law software company, and what is driving the future of technology for law:
- Law is fundamentally about predication; technology intersects at the point of prediction to allow for automation and machine learning
- How can we leverage technology to make predictions about how tax situations will be treated?
- We’ll see rapid development in the practice of law because of advances in legal tech
- The future of legal disputes will rely on an AI to give a prediction of its outcome
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United States
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