Post by Daniel Mock

AI adoption has no doubt accelerated over the last year.   However, in a professional services context, AI adoption was previously mostly focused on automation and peripheral gains that were separated from critical knowledge output.   The article below shows KPMG are now trusting Claude with the kind of knowledge based work they regularly get sued for by clients. Will Open AI's upcoming "Codex for Legal" and similar upcoming products accelerate the same process at law firms? Will clients accept this approach?   Regardless, this decision could be the start of a deeper integration of AI into knowledge output processes across the professional services industry.   https://lnkd.in/eQ5J2EAg