Artificial intelligence works better than human lawyers in accurately spotting risks in everyday business contracts. That's the conclusion of a landmark study pitting 20 experienced US-trained corporate lawyers against Tel Aviv based LawGeex, which makes artificial intelligence (AI) software for contract review and approval, in spotting issues in everyday contracts. Both the lawyers and the LawGeex AI analyzed five previously unseen non-disclosure agreement contracts, containing 153 paragraphs of technical legal language under controlled conditions. This is the first time that AI software has been tested with a typical task undertaken by lawyers on a daily basis. The result: LawGeex software achieved a 94 percent accuracy rate at identifying risks in the NDAs.