If legal work will be dependent on and performed by algorithms in the future, it is crucial for the future lawyers (and lawyers who are at the start of their careers) to get a better understanding of 'data analytics' and 'artificial intelligence.'Since all of these near-benefits technologies are code based, the benefits of understanding code will be of value in the medium to long-term." 1 "Learning to effectively use technology is to ensure that future graduates will be technologically confident and proficient, but a law graduate is not, nor needs to be, an expert in technology.We should also recognise that nothing can be futureproof . . .." 2
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