Deepfake technology creates synthetic images, videos, and audio that mimic real people with near-perfect accuracy. What started as novelty content now powers scams, impersonation, political interference, and nonconsensual pornography. The threat is no longer hypothetical. The law is working to catch up.
While there is still no broad federal ban on all deepfakes, Congress passed
The Catch-22 of Canadian Digital Sovereignty
My latest Globe and Mail op-ed begins by noting that digital sovereignty has emerged as the watchword driving Canada’s digital policy agenda, as the government seeks to position the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. The increased emphasis on digital policy is welcome given the years of neglect or failed strategies
Marketing ROI for Lawyers: Measure, Track and Improve Law Firm Marketing Performance
What is marketing ROI for law firms?
Marketing ROI is a measure of whether your marketing efforts are actually paying off. In other words, it tells you how much revenue you’re getting back for every dollar you spend on marketing. If you’re still shaping your overall law firm marketing strategy, it’s helpful to understand
Harvey Cofounders Answer Tough Questions in Reddit AMA: Valuation, Competition and the Future of Legal AI
In a rare public forum appearance, Harvey co-founders Winston Weinberg, its CEO, and Gabriel Pereyra, its president, spent over two hours answering questions from the legal tech community in a Reddit AMA earlier today, addressing everything from their $8 billion valuation to how they compete with legal research giants and what the future holds for AI in
Do you really want Copilot as AI PCs?
Computerworld.com reported that “Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC hype needs to end, analysts say “In pushing ‘AI PCs,’ the company has done little more than leave Windows users and PC buyers confused.” The December 3, 2025 article entitled “Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC hype needs to end, analysts say” (https://www.computerworld.com/article/4099297/microsofts-copilot-pc-hype-needs-to-end-analysts-say.html) included these comments:
Tech Titans or Tyrants: Should the U.S. Government Break up Big Tech?
At Johns Hopkins University’s Bloomberg Center, the “Open to Debate” podcast convened an audience of students, journalists, and policy thinkers to dissect one of the defining questions of our era: Should the U.S. government break up Big Tech?
On stage were four heavyweight voices: Bharat Ramamurti and Matt Stoller arguing Yes, that concentrated tech power threatens competition, democracy, and innovation, and Jennifer
AI and Copyright Infringement: What the Law Is Still Deciding
AI models are generating content at scale and pulling data from copyrighted sources to do it. That’s triggered lawsuits across publishing, photography, code, and music, most of which remain unresolved. This article unpacks the legal fault lines: how the law views training data, who owns AI outputs, and how companies can limit their copyright exposure.
2026 Tech Outlook for Small and Mid-Sized Law Firms: 8 Key Takeaways from Industry Experts
The legal industry is on the brink of a transformative era. As we approach 2026, small and mid-sized law firms face both unprecedented opportunities and challenges driven by rapid technological advancements – most notably, the maturation of AI. A recent webinar hosted by Law.com, featuring experts from CARET Legal, Mitratech, and Integris, explored what firms can expect in the coming
Sam Altman Is Worried (And With Good Reason)
OpenAI’s Sam Altman has recently reacted with irritation and defensiveness when confronted in podcast and interview settings about the massive contrast between OpenAI’s annual revenue, reportedly between $13–$20 billion, and its commitment to spend over $1.4 trillion on compute and data center contracts over the next several years.
In a recent interview, Altman dismissed
Like Lawyers in Pompeii: Is Legal Ignoring the Coming AI Trust Crisis? Part Three
Part Three of the AI crisis series from myself and Melissa Rogozenski : The trust breakdown that’s making legal practice unsustainable. When senior partners spend evenings checking associates’ citations and local counsel can’t trust national counsel’s briefs, we’re not just dealing with verification costs, we’re watching decades-old professional relationships crumble. The AI bubble isn’t just