In Tremblay v. OpenAI, Inc., California District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin granted plaintiff’s motion for relief in a prompts and outputs production order, finding that the order to produce all prompts and outputs for Plaintiffs’ testing of ChatGPT was a “misapplication of law” because “the ChatGPT prompts were queries crafted by counsel and contain counsel’s mental…

In Tremblay v. OpenAI, Inc., California Magistrate Judge Robert M. Illman rejected plaintiff’s contentions that prompts and outputs that did not support Plaintiffs’ claims were protected by attorney work product and were irrelevant, granting the request to compel production of OpenAI account information for the individuals who conducted ChatGPT testing, all prompts and outputs for…

Oopsie! Apparently, OpenAI accidentally deleted potential evidence in the New York Times copyright lawsuit! Don’t you hate when that happens! 🤣
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IDC has issued an InfoBrief commissioned by Relativity titled Generative AI in Legal 2024. Here are a few highlights from the report.
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How secure is your AI system? Can you trust it with confidential information. This article discusses the questions law firms should ask.
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Will generative AI replace technology assisted review (TAR)? Here are six reasons why gen AI may replace TAR…someday.
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OpenAI’s Whisper is used as a transcription tool by doctors and hospitals. It should come as no surprise that it sometimes hallucinates.
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