This, from ABA Journal:
“The sixth annual Clio Cloud Conference held a talk with lawyers about how artificial intelligence and blockchain-based technologies can be used by firms of various sizes to become more cost and time efficient.” Summary by Victoria Hudgins here.
From Bloomberg Law: “Securitization specialists at law firms including Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP and DLA Piper say the first blockchain-based transactions could come as early as this year. “There’s a lot of hype about blockchain, but I am working on actual deals right now,” said Matthew Duncan, a partner and head of Morgan,
ICYMI, over the weekend, John Oliver (HBO’s Last Week Tonight) offered this entertaining warning about investing in cryptocurrencies. Stick around for the “special guest.” (NSFW)
From Stanford Law Fellow Eran Kahana, his Top 10 intriguing issues regarding AI and the law. These are all concerning the ‘practice’ (as opposed to ‘business’) of