J/KI Juss og KILaw and AI
NO EN ES
Utseende

Juss og KI — Archive

AI in business

Practical choices about architecture, security, workflows and what an organisation should actually build itself.

Opinion6 min

AI in Business

Greater productivity does not mean higher revenue

AI can free up time in a law firm or an architecture practice. Deciding what to do with that time is what changes the business.

Opinion5 min

AI in Business

AI that only decides: less talk, more work done

Jev, ScaleDown’s specialised models and Decisions API point towards automation that returns just what is needed: a label, a piece of data or a decision. I believe this is where an important part of AI’s future in professional work will take shape.

Opinion6 min

AI in Business

The chatbot mistake: people belong at the counter, AI in the back office

I think many businesses start using AI in the wrong place: they set it up to talk to customers. I would start with the work that gets in the way of serving them well. The more time you free up behind the scenes, the more attention you can give customers.

Opinion5 min

AI in Business

The size paradox: when a small business owner gets ahead of a multinational by putting AI to work

A small business has an advantage that money cannot easily buy: the person who understands the problem can decide how to solve it. With AI, that direct connection can create an extraordinary opportunity for growth.

Analysis11 min

AI in Business

AI did not fire anyone. We simply did not hire the replacement

A vacancy after more than ten years forced us to choose between hiring another lawyer, strengthening administrative support or reorganising the department with AI. Two weeks later, neither working hours nor cognitive load have increased as we expected. This may be how much of automation actually enters small and medium-sized organisations: not through mass layoffs, but through vacancies that are no longer replaced in exactly the same way.

Practical guide8 min

AI in Business

If an AI agent makes a mistake, can you reconstruct what it did?

A law firm connects an agent to its email, its documents and an external portal.

Analysis11 min

AI in Business

Shadow AI: when banning AI leaves a company blind

The choice is not always to allow or prohibit: it is to offer a useful, safe and supervised way to work with AI.

Analysis9 min

AI in Business

Latham buys AI servers: what matters is what it wants to control

Analysis7 min

AI in Business

From the Artisan Lawyer to the Law Firm as a Production System

How law firm economics change when production time ceases to be the principal measure of legal value.

Opinion7 min

AI in Business

I’ve given my AI agents a Jiminy Cricket

An external conscience that stops what is immoral, illegal or hasn’t been approved
Analysis and practical guide6 min

AI in Business

Do humans see the data you upload to your AI?

Yes, in some cases. It depends on the provider, the plan and how you configure it. What Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic say, and what a law firm needs to ask before uploading client data.
Analysis and practical guide3 min

AI in Business

Traffic jams are no longer wasted time

With your voice and one or more bots, you can sort your email, check your calendar, keep track of projects and make decisions about documents without touching your phone. How I do it, what works and where the limit is.

Analysis and practical guide5 min

AI in business

AI and business documents: knowing where your PDFs are is not enough