I'm John Bettser with Gene Marks, a small business columnist with recommendations

on artificial intelligence.

Gene and I are discovering, and I discover things to Gene's offices, AI in all aspects of business and conduct and correspondence.

Gene's going to introduce us to a free product from Legal Zoomoom, which I believe is a way of doing law

yourself and maybe a tax season, but now AI-powered Grant Finder. What is that? Well, LegalZoom is a

pretty well-known platform in the small business space for providing online legal services.

You know, you subscribe to them and you can, you know, I don't think they position themselves

as replacing an attorney, but more like doing more of the work on behalf of the attorney and

then just having an attorney, you know, you know, taking the ball over the end zone at the very

end.

So for years, they've, they've provided all

sorts of content and advice and documents, contracts, things like that that businesses could use

employment agreements and NDAs and non-competes and that kind of stuff. So now they're going all

in with AI and they're providing a platform now so that businesses can small businesses

that subscribe can get expert legal advice through their AI engine and have a create documents

and tailor documents for them. And again, getting it to the, but you never rely on anything

AI. You always, you know, you have your experts take a look at it at the end, but it should

save a lot of legal fees. John, it's a real interesting thing. You always, you know, you have your experts take a look at it at the end, but it should save a lot of legal fees. John, it's a real interesting thing. Will you and I be talking about legal Zoom in a few

years? I mean, I mean, how, you know, as chat GPT and your friends at Anthropic and, you know,

Gemini and Grockett better and better and better.

Do we have need for the legal zooms of the world?

Do we have need for attorneys in a few years, John?

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