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AI can turn a firm’s scattered, outdated files into polished answers without knowing which version is authoritative. A Morae information-governance executive says just 26% of legal leaders surveyed felt their organisation’s information was ready for effective AI analysis, while only 37% knew where all their legal information was stored.
Why it mattersKurt Thies, Morae’s global head of Information Governance Strategy, says firms need to identify reliable repositories and bring retention, classification and access controls into order before pointing AI systems at their records. The article is sponsored content, and its survey figures are attributed to Morae. The practical snag is that a model may treat 15 versions of a contract, or old and sensitive files, as equally useful. Faster answers are not much help if the source material is a filing cabinet with Wi-Fi.
Discuss: Should organisations clean up and govern their data before deploying AI, or is that standard too high to meet in practice?
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