Can AI write a case law order? One judge decided to implement a unique idea to see how generative AI would handle three discovery disputes.
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Who doesn’t want to know about best practices using ChatGPT and generative AI in eDiscovery? Lexbe will discuss that this Friday!
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A federal judge in Delaware has dismissed legal research startup ROSS Intelligence’s remaining antitrust claim against Thomson Reuters.
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He’s not “horsing around” with AI in eDiscovery! 😀 John Tredennick of Merlin Search Technologies will be the next guest on Level Table Live with Level Legal!
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Want to figure out how ChatGPT o1 “thinks”? Don’t poke around too much, as OpenAI has threatened to ban users who try to do so.
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Is your use of AI violating the law? A new article discusses the current legal landscape that companies need to know to minimize potential liability.
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Regardless of how good the capabilities of AI models are today, or in the future, AI won’t make your lives easier. At least in one sense.
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