Who chooses the problem we’re solving today?You can build the most powerful search engine ever created, but someone still has to type in the query. You can build an AI that drafts a brilliant legal memo in seconds, but someone still has to decide that this memo, on this issue, for this client, is the
For over a decade, our digital lives have been lived in silos, opening one app to check a flight, another to pay a friend, and a third to send a message. But we are entering a new era where the ‘app’ as we know it is becoming invisible.
Today, I am joined by a true
Coherence degrades while fluency improves.
The central problem is not that AI systems sometimes fail. Of course they fail. Nor is the main problem that they occasionally hallucinate, wander, or produce obvious nonsense. Those are manageable problems because they announce themselves early. The more interesting and professionally dangerous problem is that a system can become
I’ll be the first to admit it. Back on February 5th, when Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.6 and OpenAI fired back with GPT-5.3 Codex on the same day, I was right there geeking out with everyone else. A million-token context window! A model that helped build itself! People were calling it the “Kendrick vs. Drake”
My Globe and Mail op-ed last week argued that the U.S. is pursuing a two-pronged strategy on cross-border data: the CLOUD Act to assert legal access wherever data sits, and trade policy to pressure countries that try to move their data beyond that reach. This post provides the underlying data that the op-ed could not
Introduction: The Digital Health Cybersecurity Crisis
The healthcare industry is undergoing a profound digital transformation. Connected medical devices, electronic health records (EHRs), telemedicine platforms, and cloud-based health systems have revolutionized patient care delivery. However, this interconnected ecosystem has created unprecedented cybersecurity challenges. Healthcare organizations now face sophisticated threats targeting sensitive patient data, and digital health cybersecurity has
Anthropic has just released Claude for Word in Beta – in itself a major move, but even more significant is that the AI giant is intentionally targeting lawyers. And this may impact several legal tech companies. For example, on the dedicated Anthropic page for Claude for Word, it lists several ‘example use cases’. The very
At the recent Semafor World Economy summit, held against the backdrop of the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings, the air was thick with a new kind of systemic risk. This wasn’t about subprime mortgages or sovereign debt; it was about Agentic AI, models that don’t just answer questions, but act on the world.
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The NewYorkTimes.com reported that “The leaders of some of America’s largest banks were warned by a top government official this week about a new artificial intelligence model from Anthropic that could lead to heightened risks of cyberattacks, according to three people briefed on the matter but not permitted to speak publicly.” The April 10, 2026
While much of the AI development in legal tech focuses on the practice of law — research, drafting, document review and the like — Centerbase, the practice management platform for midsized law firms, is releasing a new AI feature that focuses on the business of law. Today, the company is announcing the limited release of