O’Melveny is getting a lot of coverage of its recent announcement that it will use neuroscience-based games in its recruitment process. See stories here, here, here and here.
This post was prepared by Kurt Watkins of Contextum and Matthew Savare of Lowenstein Sandler and published by the ACC via Lexology:
This promises to be quite a week in legal AI. Today’s post is the prelude to what I expect to be a deluge of news from ILTACON 2018
. I’ll be traveling all day Tuesday, so getting a slow start on my ILTA coverage.
I’m sure you’ve seen this news: “First Fatal Accident Involving Autonomous Uber Car Raises Novel Legal Issues.”
From the Georgia State University Law School, this discussion of the use of AI-based
Check out this interesting post by Gerry Riskin about LTaaS (Legal Technology as a Service). It seems Allen & Overy is using Neota Logic technology to offer some fresh packaging/delivery of services. It’s branded “aosphere.”
I have a good excuse (well, kinda) for posting a link to the