Most paralegals I talk to are not afraid of AI in the abstract. They are afraid of the stack of document review, first-draft discovery, and calendar grunt work that used to prove they were busy.

AI is already decent at that stack. It is still bad at judgment calls: what a partner actually needs in the room, which fact is the landmine, when a client is lying to themselves.

If your value is speed on the stack, you are in trouble. If your value is catching the landmine before it hits the partner's desk, you are not.

The move is not "learn ChatGPT." The move is: pick the three tasks in your week that require judgment, get faster at those, and let AI eat the rest so you have the hours.

That is the entire thesis of AI-Resilient Paralegals. The PDF is the playbook.