The high-level work?<p>Let me first say that I don&#x27;t think we will have human-level AGI by 2030. If we somehow do, all bets are off.<p>The high-level work requires a large amount of creativity in developing nuanced strategies for a particular domain. It also involves integrating knowledge and ideas from a lot more than the law. Consider that the vast majority of intelligent humans who attempt to make it to partner don&#x27;t make it. Top lawyers are highly skilled, and automating them away is not trivial.<p>Also consider the trust factor. We&#x27;ve done some customer discovery in this space and most people would just not be comfortable working directly with an AI. This is especially true because a good portion of what partners are doing is human contact work with clients, courts, and opposing counsel. There&#x27;s a lot of leverage which comes from being able to read and manipulate people which AI can&#x27;t replicate easily.<p>Note that I&#x27;m referring to the 2030 date specifically for this. I don&#x27;t think lawyers (or, really, any current profession) will exist in 2100.