Want to learn all the pros, cons and more for leveraging generative AI in legal writing, including the new ChatGPT 4o? Join me tomorrow!
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In the case In re OpenAI ChatGPT Litigation, California Magistrate Judge Robert M. Illman granted the plaintiffs’ request in part for social media username(s) of current and past employees and board members (but only if they have engaged in discussions on those accounts relevant to the case) and denied their request for information about individuals…

Sorry for the Debbie Downer on a Monday, but this article does a good job of discussing twelve AI risks that are causing trust issues.
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That’s an eye-catching title! This article discusses what it considers to be five myths about generative AI, see if you agree with them!
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According to one article, the question isn’t “will people trust AI more than they trust you?” – it’s more a matter of when, not if.
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Not surprised about this at all. AI-generated copy has been flagged in millions of high school and college papers examined.
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Aidan Randle-Conde of Hanzo concludes his blog series on AI success metrics with Part III on bringing it all together – emails and conversational data!
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