Breaking News! Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman is over. The jury ruled that Elon Musk had waited too long to sue.
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You need to be both logical & creative when working with AI. Sam Bock at Relativity discusses building integrated skills in the age of AI here!
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An internal, AI-enabled law firm called LegalEdge gives this corporate legal team an edge on how AI is applied to legal work.
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We’re starting to see a trend where states are requiring lawyers to verify AI outputs. Will it help eliminate hallucinated citations? Probably not.
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This week’s kitchen sink for April 24, 2026 (with meme from Gates Dogfish) discusses the billable hour, “Mother Google”, AI taking yet more jobs & more!
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Yesterday, The Sedona Conference Journal announced the publication of the Decision Tree for Evaluating AI-Generated Evidence.
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Another unique topic from Syllo! Here, they discuss the central importance of domain-specificity in solving litigation’s AI problem.
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