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 Therefore the only role for AI in the process can be behind the scenes: the interface between parties must still be human to human, and must carry the gravitas of grit. It must be somewhat ''painful'' (Think embossed invitations).
-Therefore (since there isn’t really any ''legal'' purpose to an NDA “negotiation”) the AI (or any other “cheapifying” strategy) cannot afford to make any part of the process more efficient. What it must do is make it ''seem'' more efficient to the chief operating officer inside the organisation without actually ''being'' more efficient to the counterparty. Its only application can be to further complicate a formal process.
+Therefore (since there isn’t really any ''legal'' purpose to an NDA “negotiation”) the AI (or any other “cheapifying” strategy) cannot afford to make any part of the process more efficient. What it must do is make it ''seem'' more efficient to the chief operating officer inside the organisation without actually ''being'' more efficient to the counterparty. Its only application can be to further complicate a {{Sa}}
-And this is exactly what we are seeing, l. We should expect this to be the basic template for any AI deployment in a commercial negotiation{{Sa}}
 * [[Agency problem]]
 * [[Design principles]]
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