We have a massive opportunity to transform law and legal services to better serve society. We MUST AUTOMATE the majority of what lawyers do today so that we can expand access to the law and justice for EVERYONE in the future. We need to have REAL discussions about the impact of technology on legal services, legal institutions, and the rule of law. The Goldman study has a methodology: key4biz.it/wp-content/upload… Most lawyer analyses of the impact of technology are based on anecdotes and vibes. We should discuss, critique, raise questions, do more research, etc. Dismissing without engaging with these studies is troubling. More importantly, we're missing an opportunity to clearly articulate a mission and vision for the future! We can use computation to improve the law, legal services, and the rule of law and provide access to justice for everyone! What will be the obstacles? What data must we gather? What other disciplines must be engaged in these efforts? What skills will today's lawyers need in the near- and long-term future? How can we better prepare other legal professionals to deliver legal services? How can we design better self-help systems for individuals and people in businesses? How can we shift to a proactive mindset so that more problems can be avoided? As we automate various tasks, how can we augment people so that we retain the human elements we need and they can be fulfilled and provide significant value to others? Technology will radically transform law, legal services, and the rule of law, because we will choose to lead that transformation and make it happen! So many ways to do the work to chart a course for a better future!