LexisNexis survey: 94% of legal professionals use AI, but only 29% have it in strategy
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LexisNexis research found 94% of legal professionals now use AI, yet just 29% say it is embedded in their organisation's strategy and operations; 43% are still experimenting. Legal research is the top use case at 69%, followed by summarisation at 62%.
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