Whether we hail AI as the next Industrial Revolution or not, most of us have already embraced it in our daily lives. We have  asked AI to find the best travel deals along with comprehensive travel itineraries, the kindest way to respond to a difficult text message, put together an effective workout plan, or simply to help make sense of a complicated email. AI has quickly become part of everyday life because, in many situations, it really is helpful. It can organize information, simplify communication, summarize ideas, and help us humans think through things more clearly and efficiently.

In many ways, immigration law practices are no different. AI can be a genuinely useful tool when used properly and responsibly.