Category: Legal AI

The Tidal Wave Of AI Coming At The Legal Profession Part 2

A Good Lawyer Knows the Law. A Great Lawyer Knows the Judge. That old adage is correct. High-priced lawyers have been decimated by local, small firm lawyers more times than could be counted. Why? Because the local lawyers have been in front of the judge presiding over the case a hundred times. They know what […]
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For Law, Chat GPT Was Just the Beginning: The Tidal Wave of AI Coming at the Legal Profession, Part 1

I’ve been writing about legal AI since 2019. While machine learning and Natural Language Progression (NLP) have been around for years, there has been nothing that would do more than low level tasks like doc review and near template-based contract generation. Until now. Make no mistake about it, Generative AI like Chat GPT, Bard etc. […]
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Chatbots, GPT-4 and Beyond: Unlocking the Potential for AI Tools in Legal Practice

Welcome to the world of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal practice! Have you ever heard of AI tools? They’re like robots that can perform some of the routine tasks lawyers usually do. We will explore how tools like chatbots and GPT-4 are helping lawyers like you work smarter and faster. You will discover why they […]
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New Copyright Decisions: Artificial Intelligence, United States Copyright Law

A software glitch on January 23, 2023, in the United States Copyright Office’s record-storing software incorrectly revoked the copyright registration of a graphic comic book produced by artificial intelligence.[1] The comic book titled Zarya Of The Dawn, which featured images created by Midjourney and filed by artist and AI consultant Kristina Kashtanova, had its application […]
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The General Counsel’s View on AI (& ChatGPT).

As the general counsel of a major corporation, I have seen firsthand the impact of software and AI on the legal profession. When I first started in this role, regulatory and compliance attorneys were a vital part of our legal team. They were responsible for navigating the complex web of regulations and laws that govern […]
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