Lawyer Ex Machina #39: Defamed by an AI chatbot
AI Are defamatory statements made by a product powered by large language models actionable in a court of law, and against who? This Australian mayor may be...
Lawyer Ex Machina #38
AI From MIT Technology Review ($): how advances in AI are likely to change legal work. Related: Goldman Sachs report on GenAI's potential effects on economic...
Lawyer Ex Machina #37: pausing AI?
AI A "Viewpoint" article from JAMA Networks on AI-generated medical advice considers some of the legal and regulatory protections (and lack thereof) for...
Lawyer Ex Machina #36:
AI LexisNexis has released a survey on the attitudes of lawyers and law students towards GenAI [Summary here]Lexis subsidiary Lex Machina also has a survey...
Lawyer Ex Machina #35: Happy Stochastic Parrots Day
AI The Copyright Office has issued new guidance on "works containing material generated by artificial intelligence."Bloomberg Tax [($)]:...
Lawyer Ex Machina #34: allergy season
AI Some responses to the Copyright Office's revocation of copyright in portions of a comic book that included pictures created by an AI image generator: A...
Lawyer Ex Machina #33: the techshow edition
AI From WaPo ($): algorithms have been used to help companies hire and promote employees; they're now likely to be used to decide who gets laid off....
Lawyer Ex Machina #32: Sci-fi mag inundated by ChatGPT subs
AI SSRN has created a hub for papers devoted to AI and GPT-3 topics, including law scholarship.Employees at both Amazon and JP Morgan have been warned...
Lawyer Ex Machina #31: Bing = Sydney
AI Multi-national law firm Allen & Overy announced that it is the first law firm to integrate a generative AI product, called Harvey, into its document...
Lawyer Ex Machina #30: one bad answer from Bard, a $100 million loss for Alphabet
AI A group of researchers from various universities and companies have released a paper showing that generative AI models can memorize a small number of...
Lawywer Ex Machina #29: Groundhog Day
AI How AI-enhanced tools for automated decision-making can undermine anti-discrimination laws and what can regulators and entities using such tools can do to...
Lawyer Ex Machina #28: DoNotPassGo
AI Will the war in Ukraine accelerate the development of fully autonomous drones for warfare, able to "identify, select and attack targets without help from...
Lawyer Ex Machina #27: the AI generation
[Editor's note; This week's newletter is longer than usual because so much appears so timely, especially ChatGPT ...] ChatGPT First - did ChatGPT really take...
Lawyer Ex Machina #26: Robo-lawyers in traffic court
AI https://twitter.com/theFordon/status/1613189055289724930 DoNotPay, an AI legal self-help app that helps user contest parking tickets and user fees, is...
Lawyer Ex Machina #25: Happy New Year
Crypto Tweet | Docket (RECAP Archive) | Memorandum Opinion and Order In Re Celsius Network LLCForbes has published what purports to be a draft of the...
Lawyer Ex Machina #24: Happy holidays
This is the last newsletter for this year ... hope to see you all in 2023. Artificial Intelligence (Credit to attorney David Shulman prompting ChatGPT to...
Lawyer Ex Machina #23: Finals time
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved a new policy by the Police Department that would authorize the use lethal force against suspects by...
Lawyer Ex Machina: Happy Thanksgiving
PacerPro, which has provided automated tools for accessing and collecting federal court documents via PACER, has now unveiled StatePro, giving the same tools...
Lawyer Ex Machina #21: Crypto contagion
Playing up an AI race between China and the U.S. may lead to increased military applications as well as less ethical and legal scrutiny of AI products, some...
Lawyer Ex Machina #20: I voted
<br /> NYPD Partners With Amazon Surveillance App To Access User Posts | New York City, NY Patch Police say the partnership will help them protect New...
