Welcome to AI Lawyer Talking Tech. The legal landscape is currently experiencing a period of rapid transformation driven by the evolution of artificial intelligence. While AI holds significant promise for increasing efficiency in legal practice, adjudication, and enforcement, its swift adoption also presents notable challenges. We are witnessing the deployment of AI-powered tools for a variety of tasks, ranging from drafting documents and answering legal questions to managing compliance and assisting with transactions. There is even discussion around the potential for AI-only legal firms. However, the speed of this technological shift has, in some areas, outpaced the establishment of robust ethical guardrails. This raises important concerns about issues such as erroneous outputs like flawed citations, the potential for bias, and the risk that algorithmic decision-making could exacerbate existing inequalities or perpetuate unjust outcomes, particularly for vulnerable populations. Furthermore, the value proposition of legal technology is expanding beyond simple efficiency gains; it now encompasses the significant worth of the operational and legal data collected by these tools, which firms can leverage for strategic decisions like identifying at-risk clients or optimizing workflows. As the legal profession integrates AI more deeply, critical questions surrounding responsibility, accountability, and maintaining public trust in the legal system remain central. Join us as we delve into these vital developments shaping the future intersection of AI and the law.Anthropic’s law firm throws Claude under the bus over citation errors in court filing15 May 2025TheRegister.comLawNext: Turning Legal Spend Into Performance: PERSUIT Founder Jim Delkousis On His Company’s Acquisition of Apperio15 May 2025LawSitesArtificial Intelligence and the Law15 May 2025Berkman Klein CenterArtists are using a white-hot AI report as a weapon in Meta copyright case15 May 2025MashableLexisNexis’ Practical Guidance Is Every Attorney’s Essential Concierge15 May 2025Above The LawRegulation Complicating Hospice AI Implementation15 May 2025Hospice NewsLegal Resilience Needs Disruption: Building a Playbook for 2025 and Beyond15 May 2025AxiomLaw.comNews A decade-long ban on AI laws is a “terrible idea” for everyone but big tech, critics claim15 May 2025ITPro.comThe Right Way to Use AI for Authentic, Human-Centered Law Firm Content15 May 2025Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and LawyersGoodbye Support Boomers, Hello AI….?15 May 2025Artificial LawyerHow AI Is Reshaping Law Firms and the Practice of Law15 May 2025Lawyer MonthlyNew Global AI Laws Are Coming. Is Your Firm Ready?15 May 2025Lawyer MonthlyIs The Data Collected Worth As Much As The Legal Tech Tool?15 May 2025Artificial LawyerLSC podcast looks at preventing harm amidst the AI hype15 May 2025LegalNews.comLegal tech this, AI law firm that: But what about jobs and trust?15 May 2025City A.M.AI & human rights: The importance of explainability by design for digital agency15 May 2025Thomson Reuters InstituteKey takeaways on AI governance from the IAPP Global Privacy Summit15 May 2025Technology Law DispatchFrom Paper Routes to Tech Routes: Helm360 CEO Bim Dave's Unique Path in the Legal Industry15 May 2025Technically Legal - A Legal Technology and Innovation PodcastIs The Data Collected Worth As Much As The Legal Tech Tool?15 May 2025Artificial LawyerBusiness Spending on GenAI Doubled in 2024 – Bain Survey15 May 2025Artificial LawyerThe AI Benchmarking Tightrope: Moving from Good Intentions to Gold Standards15 May 2025Artificial LawyerWhy Robot Lawyers Are the Next Big Thing in Legal Tech15 May 2025Legaltech on MediumUS Export Controls on “AI Diffusion” Officially Paused, but New Guidance Elevates Risk for AI-Related Exports15 May 2025WilmerHale
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