
Gimme An ‘A’! Gimme An ‘I’! What Does That Spell?
Hopefully, AI will never replace the most important parts of lawyering.
Hopefully, AI will never replace the most important parts of lawyering.
There's a difference between replacing jobs and reducing the number of jobs.
Law firms need to make clear what is expected when some of the work can’t be billed or collected but is nevertheless necessary.
Get it together, people!
Chicago Housing Authority confessed to citing one fake cite but the curious plaintiffs went back to find multiple false cites across multiple filings.
Cleta Mitchell is having a spat with Elon Musk's algorithm.
Join us at 1 p.m. Eastern on Aug. 20 to explore how courts are adopting generative AI ethically and securely.
The justice still doesn't 'have the foggiest idea' how AI in the law will play out.
At AALL's annual meeting, the research profession searches for its war footing.
Butler Snow's hallucinations earn three lawyers disqualification in harsh benchslap.
The tech is new, but the error is timeless.
Quite a change for the school!
As we rely more on GenAI tools, we risk losing the process that develops the critical thinking skills, the wisdom that more experienced lawyers have.
Tomorrow’s librarian will need to be in charge not of a library but of the AI function within a law firm.