Artificial intelligence and the practice of law

There has been a lot of attention paid to artificial intelligence in the practice of law recently.  One of the main sources of debate has been the use of ChatGPT.  I have seen articles discussing whether it would affect education (by having students use it to write papers), or whether as one author put it "how ChatGPT is going to revolutionize this industry or utterly destroy that one" whether it will it end lawyering as we know it, whether it could pass law school classes, etc.  

In case you want to catch up on that, take a look at these stories:

ChatGPT Almost Passed the Bar, But Competent Lawyers Do Much More

Judge Uses ChatGPT To Render Decision