When it comes to navigating the top tech challenges for law firms, Joe Bartolo took a unique approach to illustrating those challenges using AI.

In last week’s Predictions Webinar hosted by Relativity and conducted by David Horrigan of Relativity and Stephanie Wilkins of the Legal Tech Fund, Joe, a long time legal tech veteran who is a Solutions Consultant with The Project Consultant was among those contributing predictions. Joe’s prediction was unique – it was an infographic titled “Law Firm 2027: Navigating the Top Tech Challenges”. As he noted in the webinar, he used Google’s NotebookLM to generate the infographic. Here is the infographic:

After the webinar, Joe reached out to me via email and provided more information about how the infographic was created, as follows:

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“Attaching a document that provides responses from 8 different chatbots to the same question (top 5 law firm tech current challenges). Took that combined reply and had Google Notebook generate a report…which I have also attached. Took the Google Report and used that to generate the infographic. Hence, this is all generative AI response information. Also attaching a graphic I created in Grok that shows the average scores for the top 5 replies across the 8 responses. Using multiple AI sources certainly cuts down on the hallucination risk.”

I like the approach that Joe took to normalize the information from the AI models. I also had noticed that NotebookLM had added a Beta feature to create an infographic based on sources added into a project but hadn’t had a chance to check it out yet. Based on the terrific infographic Joe created, it’s a pretty amazing tool!

Thanks to Joe for sharing the details on how he created the infographic – this example illustrates how AI responses can ramp up the delivery of information via AI – graphically!

So, what do you think? Have you tried the infographic capability in NotebookLM yet? Please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

Image created using GPT-4o’s Image Creator Powered by DALL-E, using the term “robot looking at a computer screen with an infographic on it”.

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