Will AI Become the Next Spellcheck?

No, AI probably won't be put to use making sure you spell "adjudicate" correctly, or don't confuse they're and there. But it could turn into the sort of highly-integrated, barely-noticed, and pretty-much-essential technology that spellcheck has become. As legal tech enthusiasts gathered in "Washington, D.C.-adjacent" National Harbor Maryland this week, Microsystems CEO Stacy Kacek acknowledged that AI's uses in "real-world applications" are "still pretty limited," Legaltech News' Ian Lopez reports. But the technology could find itself highly integrated into your practice sooner or later, in subtle ways -- soon becoming as ubiquitous as spellcheck has become. David Cook, Microsystems' VP of product development, asked attorneys to imagine what would happen if they got rid of spellcheck throughout their practice.