Artificial intelligence is already here, but responsibility has not disappeared – it has only become sharper. In the article written by Adv. Orly Tannenbaum and published in Calcalist, Adv. Tannenbaum examines how AI tools are changing not only the efficiency of legal work, but also the economics of litigation, the manner in which costs are awarded, and the boundaries of the professional responsibility of lawyers – and even of the courts themselves. Beyond the question of saving time and costs, the article addresses deeper questions: what is the true value of legal work in an age in which text is generated at the click of a button, how a paradox of overload instead of efficiency is created, and why דווקא in the age of algorithms greater human responsibility, stricter review, and judgment that cannot be delegated are required.
