Hey there Legal Rebels! 👋This episode is something different. I created a new “Work Smarter” podcast series to showcase innovative lawyers who are working smarter, not harder, to achieve success in their law practices. Sometimes there’s a disconnect between theory and practice. How do you use technology to get more done and make more money?
AI is critical to a successful Public-Private Cyber Collaboration in the US!
BankInfoSecurity.com reported that “Critical infrastructure sectors face many potentially disruptive threats such as supply chain vulnerabilities, climate risks and the growing dependency on space-based systems. But the top cyberthreats facing the U.S. are nation-state adversaries in People’s Republic of China and emerging risks associated with artificial intelligence and quantum computing,…” The June 20, 2024 article
Morocco to use AI in courts
Morocco has started using artificial intelligence (AI) in its courts to transcribe rulings, conduct research, retrieve archived texts, and more. The North African country’s Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi confirmed that the government had purchased an AI program and handed it to the President of the Supreme Judicial Council to distribute in the country’s courts. Ouahbi believes that
Law Sites Article: Is Gen AI Creating A Divide Among Law Firms Of Haves and Have Nots?
Ambrogi writes On Friday, I spoke to a group of trial lawyers on the use of generative AI in litigation. Many in the room were that increasingly rare breed of lawyer who actually go into court and try cases. Of several that I spoke to before and after my talk, they were proud of their
Above The Law: Federal Judge Uses ChatGPT To Make His Decision And It Makes More Sense Than You’d Think
To the extent federal judges acknowledge generative artificial intelligence at all, it’s to newsjack some cheap publicity by decrying it as a scourge or to cynically distract from discussing the ethical cesspool that’s developed on their watch. Which makes a recent Eleventh Circuit concurrence by Judge Kevin Newsom an intriguing change of pace. Because, over the course of a
VLex FastCase – Legal Research On Steroids, And It Is Available To All Florida Bar Members.
Improved VLex FastCase Now Available To Florida Bar Members. For some time, the Florida Bar has provided FastCase legal research to its members. Now, VLex and its merger with FastCase has added AI to the mix, and the new, more powerful research tool is available to all members of the Florida Bar. Check out the
“From the Labs of OpenAI” – MIT EmTech Digital Conference
In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), it’s easy to be swept up by utopian dreams or dystopian fears. But what does the future of AI really hold? Srinivas Narayanan, Vice President of Applied AI at OpenAI, recently shared his insights at the “From the Labs of OpenAI” session, offering a nuanced perspective on
Road to Nowhere: Parliament Breaks For the Summer With Little Accomplished on Digital Policy
The House of Commons adjourned for the summer yesterday with most committees and House debate on hold until mid-September. The government talked up its accomplishments, but on the digital policy front there was little to promote. The government’s most controversial digital-related bills including online harms (Bill C-63) and privacy and AI regulation (Bill C-27) barely
LawDroid Manifesto: a Rallying Cry for Legal Innovation
Thanks to my loyal readers! I appreciate you. 🙏And to you newbies, welcome to the club!
This substack, LawDroid Manifesto, is here to keep you in the loop about the intersection of AI and
Is Gen AI Creating A Divide Among Law Firms Of Haves and Have Nots?
On Friday, I spoke to a group of trial lawyers on the use of generative AI in litigation. Many in the room were that increasingly rare breed of lawyer who actually go into court and try cases. Of several that I spoke to before and after my talk, they were proud of their courtroom skills