Well, you certainly have a &quot;dog in this fight.&quot; =) It is a little self-serving to say &quot;Yep, this is possible and we are the ones doing it.&quot; But since you have such a startup, you&#x27;d be crazy not say that!<p>But as I have stated elsewhere, document summarization and classification is not even in the ballpark of an AI lawyer. Excel didn&#x27;t replace the Accountant. It&#x27;s like a fancy Excel for clerks and paralegals (and Excel was a wildly successful product).<p>You sort of admit that but I think it is more than just the interactions with clients or making them &quot;feel good.&quot; I don&#x27;t think it really addresses what lawyering is or how positive legal outcomes can be achieved. This ma be a weak comparison but it&#x27;s like we all know that the point of programming is not writing code and cleaning up memory; it&#x27;s to create solutions to problems.<p>Also, I think the traditional structure of the firm serves many more purposes than just specifying a hierarchy for task assignment.