Most attorneys think of AI sophistication as a binary: either you’re using ChatGPT or you’re not. That framing hides the real exposure. Even firms that feel “ahead” on AI typically...
Clients who hire lawyers need to be careful about how they use AI, as it relates to the information and attorney communications of a lawsuit.
Quick answer: While artificial intelligence platforms can help businesses draft emails and summarize documents, AI should never replace a licensed attorney. Relying on AI for legal work has resulted in...
AI hallucinations are outputs generated by artificial intelligence tools that are factually incorrect, fabricated, or entirely nonsensical—yet delivered with complete confidence. For small business owners increasingly relying on AI to...
Artificial intelligence has undeniably transformed the way we approach information gathering, making complex ideas and systems more accessible than ever. This is especially true in the realm of law, where...
It’s December 2022: we’ve finished evaluating OpenAI, and we’ve come to the conclusion that AI is much further along than we’ve anticipated. When we compare OpenAI versus lawyers, lawyers have...
Due largely to the technological leaps and advances being made in artificial intelligence (AI), the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is seeking to address the intersection of AI...
