Like Microsoft, Google claims it will still run all of this using clean energy by 2030. However, the current emissions data do not indicate that this is possible. The need for energy will not go down, and these companies will not walk away from the trillions of dollars invested in AI already.
This is happening
How Legal Professionals Are Currently Using AI Today
In law firms, AI has been particularly impactful by making document management and analysis processes more efficient.
Artificial Intelligence (AI), at its core, is about creating intelligent systems that perform and/or expedite tasks that are traditionally manual and time-intensive. In law firms, AI has been particularly impactful by making document management and analysis processes more
Custom ChatGPTs Ethical Concerns.
Artificial Intelligence Chatbots – Ethical Concerns. And, here is another of my law tech heroines, Carolyn Elefant, with an eye opening discussion of the things lawyers and firms need to consider before creating custom Chat GPT databases which will be available to the public. Creating a specialized database for clients and prospective clients can be
Catching Up on Tech and Travels – TGIR Ep. 260
In this episode of The Geek in Review, hosts Marlene Gebauer and Greg Lambert sit down for a one-on-one conversation to catch up on their recent vacations and discuss some of the latest developments in the legal industry. Marlene shares her experience in Hawaii, where she enjoyed beautiful beaches, a nature preserve, and delicious local
Let’s Breakdown Harvey.AI’s Video of Features (Guest Post)
[Note: Please welcome Laurent Wiesel, Principal at Justly Consulting. This article was originally published in LinkedIn. – GL]
Harvey AI bills its platform as providing a suite of products tailored to lawyers and law firms across all practice areas and workflows.
Harvey’s debut product video released on June 28, clocking in at
Recent Reports of Law Schools’ AI Adoption Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
This recent Reuters story caught my attention: “More than half of law schools now offer classes on AI,” it said, citing a new survey conducted by the American Bar Association. Other reports in the news and on LinkedIn sounded a similar takeaway. Indeed, the survey, AI and Legal Education Survey Results 2024, recently released by
Top 5 AI employee fears are not a surprise!
Computerworld.com reported that “A new study revealed that employees have real fears about AI’s intrusion into their workplace. Companies can alleviate many of those anxieties by being more transparent around how they plan to use the technology.” The July 2, 2024 report entitled ” Top 5 AI employee fears and how to combat them” included
More AI Ethics Guidance Arrives With Pennsylvania Weighing In
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More AI Ethics Guidance Arrives With Pennsylvania Weighing In
The rate of technological change this year has been off the charts. Lately, there’s daily news of generative artificial intelligence (AI) announcements about new products, feature releases, or acquisitions.
Generative AI Risk in Legal Research: Is the Fault in the Technology or in Ourselves? Answer is Both
Will Generative AI awaken the need for serious focus legal research education?
The introduction of Generative AI to the practice of law has been anything but smooth. First there was the unfortunate case of Mr. Schwartz who used Chat GPT-3 to write a brief complete with hallucinated cases which he submitted to a federal court
Linked – The Real AI Revolution Will Be Invisible
That doesn’t mean we won’t make a mess of things getting there. Some employers will go through rounds of layoffs, hoping to replace workers with AI writers, photographers, coders, etc. Plenty of companies will rush to add something they can call “AI” to their products to look innovative, and everyone will stumble along learning what