Why engage and pay a lawyer if a chatbot can do the same work in seconds and for a fraction of the cost? Lawyer Mark Yeo weighs in. SINGAPORE: The rise of generative artificial intelligence has sparked much soul-searching within the legal profession. In his speech at the  opening of the legal year , Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon observed that AI would “upend the practice of law and the way we train and develop lawyers”. Junior lawyers and fresh grads are  concerned about what AI would mean for