// Rapid advancements in generative AI are just the latest seismic event in these interesting times.

Still, a lot of people seem to think this is an especially big deal for the legal profession and business world. 

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Since we aren’t sure where this could ultimately go — beyond an expectation of “big changes” — we thought we’d poll our audience for insights into what you all think. 

Please take a few moments to take our (always) brief, (always) anonymous survey on generative AI. 

We can promise you one thing: It won’t involve any surprise chatbot text. (Or will it?) 

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