Tomorrow, I will be at the ABA National Conference on Professional Responsibility in Louisville, Ky., where I will be moderating the plenary session, “Ethics Issues in Lawyers’ Use of Artificial Intelligence.”
Here is the program description:
…If machine capabilities allow us to diminish, or even remove, human participation from some tasks traditionally involved in
Lawyers and predictive coding are like kids around the swimming hole — no one wants to be the first to dive in for fear the water is cold or it harbors scary creatures. But once someone takes the lead, dives in and declares the water fine, everyone else is quick to follow.
That is why…
Howard Bashman at How Appealing points to Saturday’s Wall Street Journal article noting the 10th anniversary of the birth of blogging:
“We are approaching a decade since the first blogger — regarded by many to be Jorn Barger — began his business of hunting and gathering links to items that tickled his fancy, to which he…
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