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For more than two years I’ve been writing that systems such as Wordsmith (from Automated Insights) can do a very
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My favorite story of the day: Pew Charitable Trusts is getting behind two serious A2J efforts. With their $5 billion endowment, this could have serious impact. Check out the coverage by Artificial Lawyer here.
Here comes Legal Hackathon 2019! “The Global Legal Hackathon engages law schools, law firms and in-house departments, legal technology
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Wow. This tool sounds like a serious way for in-house counsel to leverage AI to better choose outside counsel. There’s No Such Thing As A Competitive Legal Market — But There Are Ways To Make It Better. “Bodhala’s legal analytics offer in-house counsel a wealth of information about the entire Am Law 200, high-quality boutiques,
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It has been almost a week since my last post. The College of Law Practice Management‘s Futures Conference was awesome, but my absence means I’m going to have to break the latest news into two posts, with the second to follow Wednesday.
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In this post, Jordan Furlong discusses the future of law librarians as impacted by technologies such as AI and as roles evolve into more focus on Competitive Intelligence (here, called Market Intelligence). This article by Jordan is referenced.
Press release: Gridlogics Launches PatSeer 360™ – IP Strategy Takes a Quantum Leap with Introduction
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From Mayer Brown, this 24-minute video presentation: Staying Ahead of AI with Rebecca Eisner. It’s a discussion of AI generally, followed by the implications for “technology lawyers.”
Barbara Murphy Melby and Ada Finkel of Morgan Lewis posted this Blockchain Basics for…Lawyers. It is more useful than most such primers. The graphics and
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- Kudos to Suffolk University’s law school and to Jordan Furlong for his contribution to today’s launch of Suffolk University Law School’s Legal Innovation & Technology Certificate Program. “There are six courses in the program, each delivered by an experienced legal practitioner or industry analyst who delivers ten full hours of information, instruction, and
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These thoughts by Paul Rawlinson, Global Chair of Baker McKenzie and sobering and realistic. Will lawyers become extinct in the age of automation? His observations include, “…(T)he market will kill those who don’t adapt. They are the ones who should be scared of the machines. For them, the robots are coming. The really wise lawyers,
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Here’s an interesting post from Goulston & Storrs about Amazon’s entry into the grocery market via AmazonGo, Whole Foods and Amazon Fresh. (Alexa is now being sold at Whole Foods.)
Want to freak out some of the luddites in your firm? Show them this article and suggest that your firm do the same so
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This article by Joanna Goodman (author of Robots in Law: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Legal Services) is an excellent recap of a Luminance-sponsored roundtable discussion by in-house counsel of the AI tools they have used and their success with them. It also touches on the changes going on in the legal world generally. It’s