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Chief Information Officer Katherine Lowry was quoted in a Legaltech News analysis titled “‘Innovative Discipline’: How Firms Navigate Growing Generative AI-Legal Tech Options.”  Published April 25, 2023, at Law.com, the article addresses tensions that have historically existed between legal technology providers and law firms, suggesting that emerging technologies including artificial intelligence can now be counted among law firms’ concerns.  As Lowry told Legaltech News, BakerHostetler’s approach when considering new technologies is “to apply a great dose of what I call innovation discipline,” she said. This requires carefully evaluating not simply a new technology’s potential benefits but also the possible risks it poses.  <a href="https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2023/04/25/innovation-discipline-how-firms-navigate-growing-generative-ai-legal-tech-options/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read the article.</a>

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