The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the legal field, particularly under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) framework, is a transformative journey that is reshaping the landscape of legal practice. This transformation presents a myriad of opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations that require our collective attention and action. The potential of AI to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and accessibility in legal services is substantial. However, it is crucial to navigate this transformation responsibly, ensuring that the integration of AI respects and upholds our ethical, legal, and societal values. Striking a balance between technological advancement and human expertise, while also addressing the social implications of AI, is a critical task that lies ahead. The role of international collaboration and knowledge sharing in shaping the AI-infused future of law is significant. Platforms such as the RCEP provide an invaluable opportunity for nations to share best practices, learn from each other, and collaboratively tackle challenges arising from the intersection of AI and law. Moreover, the development of human resources is paramount. As AI continues to revolutionize the legal industry, continuous education and training are crucial to ensure that our workforce can harness these changes effectively. Lastly, the continuous development and promotion of technological innovation in the legal field is a strategic necessity. By acknowledging and addressing the challenges posed by AI, we can harness its potential to elevate our legal systems, redefine the roles of legal professionals, and serve our societies better.

Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. The Socio-Legal Implications of AI Integration and the Future of the LegalProfession under the RCEP
Ⅲ. The Societal Impact of AI and the Need for continuous Learning andDevelopment in the Legal Profession
Ⅳ. Sustainability,International Competitiveness, and Pending Legal Issues inthe Age of AI
Ⅴ. The Societal Implications of AI and the Importance of Continuous Dialogueand Adaptation in Legal Practices
Ⅵ. The Role of International Collaboration and Human Resources Developmentin the AI-Infused Future of Law
Ⅶ. Pending Issues in AI and Law and Enhancing Cooperation for AIAdvancements
    1. Introduction
    2. Pending Issues in AI and Law
    3. Enhancing Cooperation for AI Advancements in the Legal Field
    4. Summarized Analysis
Ⅷ. Conclusion
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ABSTRACT

• Richard Sung Youl Kim(professor at KAIST and is a senior partner of Juris Creators Group and a member of the Korean and New York bar.)