Tag: AI Legal Beat

More than half of all law schools in the United States now feature classes on artificial intelligence.

Pre/Dicta uses AI and machine learning to forecast outcomes and timelines for case-critical motion practice in civil suits. It is the only commercially available predictive AI for litigation.

The F1 Score helps legal teams identify products that maintain a delicate balance between missing important documents and flagging too many irrelevant ones.

Artificial intelligence is a lot like the rainforest except in the way that it's not at all.

The recent announcements on Palantir’s Maven Smart System and other strategic tools are just the start, CDAO Radha Plumb told Breaking Defense, with announcements on tactical and business systems coming by fall.

With an election nearly upon us, it's a good time to think about guarding against cyberattacks and deepfakes that could affect voting.

In the past year, deepfakes have become the second most common cybersecurity incident.

From sweeping, organization-wide overhauls to subtle, gradual enhancements, the journey of transformation is fraught with challenges.

Eleventh Circuit judge explains why he used generative AI to develop his reasoning in a recent case.

Generative AI comes to Biglaw summer associates, but how do they like it?

What's going on in the case filed by the New York Times against Microsoft and OpenAI? For now, the most attention must be paid to the pending motions to dismiss.

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The future of dispute resolution is online.

From the everything-is-fine-say-tech-purveyors-surrounded-by-flames dept

If OpenAI is headed into sexbot territory, it needs to market its products appropriately. If it is designing a tool for the masses that will empower them to obtain the information they need when they need it, then it had best rechart its course.

We recently used Optimized Legal Audio (OLA) to try to read the tea leaves on the audio footprint of the SEC v. Jarkesy case. Here are the results.

Outlines can be that much more immersive!

At some point, we need to give lawyers access to the advantages AI can provide now.