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The first Legalweek conference after OpenAI's ChatGPT and other LLM hit the mainstream is sure to be a seminal event. Legaltech News roundups offer insights from the conference, from what we've seen, heard and reported on throughout the day.

This article investigates the rise of artificial intelligence in the creation of creative works. It also looks to analyze whether and how such works may be protected under copyright laws.

In January, the inaugural Legal Paraprofessional Summit brought together active and future legal paraprofessionals, as well as leaders from a number of states, to learn about the different components of each state’s ALP program and the steps Arizona took to create its program.

In a week dominated by press releases from vendors exhibiting at the Legalweek conference in New York, here are the announcements you need to know about in brief, broken down … Legalweek news in brief: New product launches, partnerships and surveys Read More » The post Legalweek news in brief: New product launches, partnerships and surveys appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

"Leveraging the influence of the human-centered AI that Reveal incorporated into the platform is what is going to, I think, make FTI one of the clear leaders in the transformation of the market," said Wendell Jisa, founder and CEO of Reveal. He also called Reveal's expanded partnership with FTI is just one example of Reveal Academy at work.

Proliferating data types are not a new e-discovery hassle, but as opposing counsel makes more specific demands for data sources an organization uses, attorneys will face larger challenges.

The suit involved digital artist Kevin McCoy's artwork Quantum. In 2014, McCoy created an NFT of Quantum on a blockchain called Namecoin, and seven years later, McCoy and the auction house Sotheby's began marketing McCoy's NFT on the Ethereum blockchain.

A Legalweek 2023 panel looks how the data privacy landscape in the U.S., U.K. and around the globe will likely evolve in the months ahead.

While seeing generative AI becoming an essential technology in the legal market, DLA Piper's new chief data scientist Bennett Borden also noted that human review of AI outputs is likely to become more and more complex in the coming days.