Lexbe has a webinar tomorrow on why GenAI is a turning point for legal, discussing the past, present and future of AI! Nice!

Tomorrow at 2pm ET (1pm CT, 11am PT), Lexbe will be presenting the webinar AI – Past, Present, and Future | From Chess Boards to Case Files: Why GenAI Is a Turning Point for Legal. Join the Lexbe team for a provocative, practical, and forward-looking webinar exploring how Generative AI is transforming document review, privilege analysis, and litigation preparation—and what you can do to lead, not lag, in this new legal era. In this session, you’ll learn:

• Why AI is fundamentally different from traditional software
• Learn how modern GenAI models are trained—not programmed—and how that unlocks entirely new ways to analyze evidence, interpret nuance, and streamline review.
• The parallels between AI’s evolution in chess and its impact in law
• Just like rule-based chess engines were replaced by smarter, self-learning AI, legal review is shifting from linear, manual processes to AI-assisted workflows.
• Real examples of GenAI transforming eDiscovery workflows
• Instantly summarize thousands of documents
• Conduct case-wide Q&A across your entire corpus
• Automatically classify responsiveness and privilege
• Build timelines and issue tags from raw data
• How to implement GenAI responsibly in litigation
• Understand the risks, ethical safeguards, and control mechanisms that ensure defensibility while gaining productivity.
• Where GenAI still fails—and how to guard against it
• Learn how to avoid hallucinations, tune temperature settings, and ensure your GenAI tools stay grounded in your actual case data.
• How to pilot GenAI in your next case—with measurable ROI
• Learn how legal teams are defining success metrics (speed, accuracy, cost) and identifying “low-risk, high-reward” use cases to start small and scale up.

How they’re going to fit all that into one hour, I have no idea. But I’m curious to find out! 😊

As Lexbe noted, this session is designed for litigators, eDiscovery professionals, and legal technologists who want clarity—not hype—on what GenAI can (and can’t) do today. I think that’s pretty much everybody! Register here to find out why GenAI is a turning point for legal – tomorrow!

So, what do you think? Do you know what GenAI can (and can’t) do today? If not, then register! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

Image created using Microsoft Designer, using the term “two robot lawyers playing chess”.

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