Microsoft appears to want to put its legal department on AI steroids.
The company is seeking a principal legal engineer to help shape how its lawyers use artificial intelligence. The hire will build agents, sharpen prompts, and train attorneys in Microsoft’s Customer & Partner Solutions group, which supports the company’s commercial business, according to a job description posted on LinkedIn this week.
A Microsoft spokesperson did not respond to a request to comment.
For decades, lawyers were the corporate world’s tech holdouts, wary of tools that could get even a single detail wrong. Artificial intelligence is starting to change that. Clients…
