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While legal tech providers are steadily releasing tools leveraging GPT-3.5, even innovative law firms who regularly develop legal tech may have a challenging time following suit.

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In this week's episode, John Uustal of Kelley | Uustal wants litigators to look harder at cases that might not look like they have merit at first.

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Because Exterro and Zapproved were direct competitors, their integration plans, including any expected layoffs, took longer than average to iron out following the acquisition.

In the just over two months since its public release, OpenAI's ChatGPT has seen the addition of a paid version, the ability to identify AI-generated text, a continually expanding partnership with Microsoft and more.

"The CISO knows where all the bodies are buried and where all the evidence is," said Donna Gallaher, a data privacy risk adviser.

While lawyers must be thoughtful in their use of tools like ChatGPT, they cannot afford to ignore the advances in generative AI that are sweeping the industry.

E-discovery firm Redgrave's partners Erica Zolner and Victoria Redgrave talk about what ChatGPT means for the legal market, its potential to help e-discovery processes and the impact of the current economy on their law firm.

At the end of the day, it's not just the cost of mitigating an incident's impact and salvaging one's reputation, but also dealing with a growing number of new data privacy laws and active federal and state regulators.