AI hallucinations cases are not slowing down. Far from it. They’re actually speeding up; in fact, they’re speeding up a lot.
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Mainstream companies may be using AI to generate ads now, but the results (if McDonald’s AI-generated holiday ad is any indication), is still somewhat lacking.
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At Relativity Fest, I sat down with Cristin Traylor, Senior Director of AI Transformation and Law Firm Strategy at Relativity to talk about how generative AI is rapidly transforming the legal landscape.
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Want a recap of what has happened in eDiscovery in 2025? Join me for Thursday’s webinar from the Minnesota Paralegal Association!
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With at least 65 AI copyright lawsuits out there, it seems like every AI company is getting sued. But one company is virtually unscathed – so far.
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Will Google’s new Gemini 3 model bump ChatGPT from the top spot? Some analysts and users think so. Here’s why they may be right.
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This excerpt from AI for the Rest of Us from Nextpoint and Tom O’Connor shares 7 practical tips to implement AI in your legal practice! Check it out!
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