The New York State Bar Association has adopted guidelines for lawyers to use artificial intelligence – and they’re quite comprehensive!
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In the Big Data era of today, data is growing faster than ever. But Big Data isn’t big enough for AI models, so they’re getting creative to get it.
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AI in discovery isn’t new, but we are embracing a new era of AI in legal discovery, as Dr. Gina Taranto of ProSearch discusses in a new article.
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What to do about AI models being trained on millions of copyrighted works with no compensation for the original creator? Maybe apply the YouTube example?
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A comment on a post about LLM-generated articles prompted a follow-up post. If you need to check for AI, why not ask the AI?
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