Legal teams are drowning in email. Discover how AI is replacing inboxes as the brain of modern legal ops—saving time, reducing risk, and transforming buried knowledge into strategic advantage.
AI Drives Need for New Open Source Licenses – Linux Publishes the OpenMDW License
For many reasons, existing open source licenses are not a good fit for AI. Simply put, AI involves more than just software and most open source licenses are designed primarily for software. Much work has been done by many groups to assess the open source license requirements for AI. For example, the OSI has published
The Truth About Cyber Insurance in 2025
Could your cyber insurance claim be denied because of an AI mistake on your application?
- In this video, I’ll uncover a recent trend: insurers rescinding cyber insurance policies after businesses file claims, often pointing to AI-generated or human errors in the original applications.
- Watch now to learn how to protect your business, avoid policy rescission,
Recent Lawsuits Against AI Companies: Beyond Copyright Infringement
The pace of AI innovation is staggering. But with that growth comes a rising tide of litigation, often extending far beyond the usual copyright disputes. Today, AI companies face legal challenges in areas that strike at the core of how their systems collect data, make decisions, and impact people’s lives.
From biometric privacy violations to
For Your AIs Only: Agentic AI Steps Out of the Shadows
Part 2: You’re Only Liable Twice: Agentic AI errors.
Agentic AI and its ability to perform tasks autonomously on behalf of users, without the regular prompting associated with more traditional AI models, is the new frontier of AI. Many organisations are betting big on the significant advancements and conveniences it affords.
But with great autonomy
From S-Curves to Supercycles: Azeem Azhar’s Roadmap for the AI Revolution
Cambridge, MA – MIT EmTechAI: Azeem Azhar’s presentation at MIT EmTechAI offered a sweeping, incisive overview of the current state and future trajectory of artificial intelligence, focusing on the unprecedented speed and complexity of technological change. Azhar began by highlighting how the pace of AI advancement-both in terms of technical breakthroughs and business adoption-is unlike
Future in Focus: Your VIP Pass to What’s Next from MIT EmTechAI
Welcome to the ultimate sneak peek of what’s coming from the MIT EmTechAI Conference which occurred in Cambridge, MA in May. It was a gathering where the world’s brightest minds push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, and where, I captured the pulse of every major theme, debate, and breakthrough. If you’re eager to know what’s
The Unlearning Machine
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One recurring thought relating to artificial intelligence is its impact on new staff. The promise of AI is that it will routinize the lower value work, the repetitive tasks, and allow knowledge workers to focus on higher value projects and outputs. This is great, but it begs the question of how
Solving Mobile Discovery with ModeOne’s Matt Rasmussen
This week we sit down with Matt Rasmussen, Founder and CEO of ModeOne, to dive into the evolving challenges and solutions around mobile device discovery. What started as a frustration-fueled “passion project” has grown into a powerful, cloud-based legal tech tool that dramatically speeds up mobile data collections while safeguarding user privacy. Rasmussen
Thomson Reuters invests in FirmPilot, a AI marketing engine for law firms
Here’s the blah… FirmPilot, an AI marketing engine for law firms, announced that Thomson Reuters Ventures and HubSpot Ventures have joined as investors. These investors support the company’s mission to help law firms generate more and higher-value clients with AI rather than rely on traditional, manual marketing tactics. This strategic funding increases FirmPilot’s total funding