In this episode of The Geek in Review, we interview ⁠Josh Kubicki⁠, Director and Professor of Legal Business Design Hub and Entrepreneurship Program at Richmond Law School, and the creator of the daily newsletter ⁠Brainyacts⁠. Kubicki discusses the speed of change in legal technology and how it is now measured in days and weeks, rather... Continue Reading

For all the laudable developments with new technologies—including Artificial Intelligence and, at times, biometrics—companies need to be mindful that, despite their best intentions, they may find themselves subject to serious regulatory and litigation risk.

By Jerry Levine, chief evangelist and general counsel at ContractPodAi “Economics is not an exact science,” American-Canadian economist John Kenneth Galbraith once rightfully observed, because the economy isn’t some “stable, … Guest post: Navigating economic uncertainty – Why now is the right time to invest in legal tech Read More » The post Guest post: Navigating economic uncertainty – Why now is the right time to invest in legal tech appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

"Make no mistake, whether you want access to justice, whether you want to better help Fortune 500 companies to protect their IP rights, whatever it is in this profession of ours that you're doing, these large language models are going to have a substantial impact,"said Pablo Arredondo, Codex Fellow and co-founder and CIO of Casetext."

While only targeting a small part of the U.S. population, Colorado's life insurance draft bill could eventually raise the bar for what AI best practices look like in the U.S.

Reed Smith's chief innovation officer, David Cunningham, explains why the firm decided to create a director of applied AI role, and how it's looking to build its own large language models and leverage OpenAI's GPT models.

Every year about this time, I participate as a faculty member in a training workshop. The workshop designed to teach lawyers how to better use technology in the courtroom, in mediation, or in any setting where they seek to persuade others. We show lawyers of various levels of experience how to use tech to enhance... Continue Reading

Nigerian Prince scams are about to get a hell of a lot more convincing. The post It Started With Paintings And Funny Little Essays. Now ChatGPT Could Be A Fraud And Civil Rights Risk. appeared first on Above the Law.

"Lawyers are sometimes reluctant to spend the time and energy to become experts in using technology tools, but understanding them in the abstract only gets you so far," say Vanessa A. Lavely, Partner, and Scott B. Reents, Lead Attorney, Data Analytics and E-Discovery, Litigation, at Cravath Swaine & Moore.

In this fourth episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, editor and publisher of Legal IT Insider, and legal industry analyst Ari Kaplan of Ari Kaplan Advisors, discuss practical … Podcast: Why GPT is not the (only) answer and other conversations on change Read More » The post Podcast: Why GPT is not the (only) answer and other conversations on change appeared first on Legal IT Insider.

Seattle-headquartered contract management vendor Lexion has raised a $20m Series B funding round led by Point72 Ventures, with participation from Citi Ventures, and existing investors Khosla Ventures, Madrona Venture Group, … Contract management: Lexion raises $20m Series B Read More » The post Contract management: Lexion raises $20m Series B appeared first on Legal IT Insider.