Firms don't want lawyers carrying on sensitive conversations outside the firm's oversight. So why would they want attorneys using consumer-facing AI on their own? Read more at abovethelaw.com

We’ve gone from peak hype to severe backlash on generative AI in record time, neither of which captures the reality. Read more at legaltechnology.com

Here are five terms you hear regularly that will help you “talk the talk” associated with eDiscovery. Read more at www.iltanet.org

This expert says ChatGPT at this point is as expert as a 1L summer clerk with a 2.0 GPA. So far, it is not a huge cause for concern. Read [...]

The greatest curse of hourly billing is keeping track of time. A MyCase analysis of passive timekeeping data finds that lawyers who use passive timekeeping billed an extra 64 hours [...]

Take a deep dive into five upgrades that may already be under your nose. Read more at abovethelaw.com

Blockchain is the underlying technology behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but it has the potential to revolutionize the legal industry. Here are a few of its potential applications. Read more [...]

Zoom is adding AI features, including one that allows a latecomer to ask the tool to summarize what they missed at the meeting. Read more at www.theverge.com

A Lex Machina survey finds that seven out of 10 legal professionals use legal analytics in their day-to-day work, and that 79 percent believe their clients expect it. Read more at [...]

Contrary to prevailing wisdom, you can get ChatGPT to give up its sources. Whether they're accurate or not is another story. Read more at www.zdnet.com