This might actually be the worst book I've ever read. The upside is that there are 22 pages of bibliography, which took the reading pages down to 176. If this book is how the technology world is trying to get "conservative" lawyers to update, then they might as well give up because I'd rather read my Con Law book twice than this book. This book is good for IT people wanting an understanding of AI in the legal field, of which there is almost none. A lawyer who desires to implement IT into her firm will have no use for this book. It seems that the editors got to the end of their research and decided to go ahead and put something together that they could charge ninety dollars for.