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Mozilla has brought Pocket to an end, an acquisition it made in 2017. Although it was an award-winning read later app, Mozilla felt “the way people save and consume content on the web has evolved”, whatever that means. The outcome appears to be that people who use Firefox can see Mozilla’s
Measure of AI Garbage-In, Garbage Out is Squared!
CIO.com reported that “In the world of AI, it’s garbage-in, garbage-out — squared. The secret of any good AI system is how well you build your data layers. It’s important to build that architecture and infrastructure — to understand the data source, to generate the data, and to build a single data platform,” stated by
What Does ChatGPT Think of Our 2025 Episodes? We Ask ‘Her’
In this special episode of The Geek in Review, we take the new ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode for a spin, inviting it to analyze and discuss all 23 episodes from the podcast’s 2025 season. The episode kicks off with a high-level overview of the biggest legal tech themes from the year so far. ChatGPT Voice
The Economist & LegalTech
Worth Reading – This Isn’t Law and Order. It’s Narrative Control.
I don’t particularly care what side of the political aisle you’re on. If we can’t all agree that using fake images and videos in situations like this is beyond the pale, we are sunk. If law enforcement can create evidence and get away with it, no one is free.
We are all one image away
Colorado’s hesitation in pioneering A.I. Regulation mirrors similar hesitation nationwide
In the spring of 2024, the Colorado legislature was the first to pass a “comprehensive” artificial intelligence (“AI”) law, the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act (“CAIA”). Since its passage, state leadership has waffled on whether CAIA strikes the right balance between protecting consumers while allowing businesses to innovate using AI. As of this writing, the only
Legal Innovators California 2025
I was lucky to have a front seat at Richard Tromans’s and Cosmonauts’s well-attended and well-organized Legal Innovators California conference. If you’re somehow not familiar, Richard is the man behind Artificial Lawyer, the best source of Legal Tech & AI News and Views. Richard always puts on a good show and this
HyperCard: Illustrating My AI Prompting Approach
I’ve been working on organizing and optimizing my AI prompts and prompting methodologies. I noticed that I have two major categories of approaches.
The first I call “complex, structured prompting.”
Google Gemini describes that, and I think accurately, as “a systematic, engineered way to interact with AI. It’s about building a personalized ‘cognitive operating system’, which aims
Can we really trust ChatGPT to figure out state-sponsored threats?
SCWorld.com reported that “OpenAI said in its June security report that it spotted and disrupted a number of attacks, most originating in China and Russia, that appear to have been using ChatGPT to either generate code or automate the process of making social media posts or emails for social engineering campaigns.” The June 11, 2025
Productized Legal Services is the next Big Thing
I started developing software applications that substitute for a lawyer’s work many years before the introduction of AI tools and…