Attorney Seep Paliwal presents on Generative AI from intellectual property law perspective Attorney Seep Paliwal will give a Generative AI presentation to an audience of James E. Doyle American Inn of Court members on November 20, 2024. “Generative Artificial Intelligence: Its Pitfalls and Impact on Intellectual Property Law” will cover the risks, benefits, and reliability... Continue Reading #wisconsinlawyer #wisconsinlaw #wislawnow
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🔥 Exploring AI in Law: The Latest Business Conversation with Andrew King 🔥 In this month’s episode, Ben Paul sits down with Andrew King, founder of LawFest to tackle a hot topic—AI in the legal field. Andrew dives into what’s holding some lawyers back from adopting tech, the key challenges and opportunities in legal tech, and even shares digital marketing and BD insights for today’s legal professionals. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss! 🎥 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/gzFB5Y_k #LegalTech #LegalAI #BusinessOfLaw #BusinessDevelopment #LawFest
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The Future of Law is Here! 🖥️ Lawroom AI Beta is now live! Dive into a world where AI meets legal expertise. Transform your legal research and case preparation with our cutting-edge tool. Don’t miss out—explore the future today! 🔔 Join our exclusive beta now. #LegalTech #BetaLaunch #AIRevolution #LegalInnovation #LawStudents #LegalProfessionals
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I had the distinct honor to engage with law firm leaders in St. Louis and Des Moines to discuss the dynamic world of generative AI and its integration within the legal practice. We dived deep into Thomson Reuters' cutting-edge solutions — Westlaw Precision, CoCounsel, and Practical Law. The thought-provoking questions from the audience underscored the passion and readiness of our legal community to embrace these advancements. As someone at the forefront of legal tech, I can't help but feel exhilarated. The convergence of AI and legal expertise is not just transforming our work; it's elevating it. The potential is immense, the horizon vast, and the legal professionals I spoke with are eager to explore the capabilities of our newest solutions. To all who attended and contributed to the riveting discussions: thank you for your engagement and enthusiasm. Together, we're not just witnessing a transformation; we're part of it. These are indeed exciting times to practice law! Let's continue the conversation — what are your thoughts on AI's role in our future as legal professionals? #LegalTech #GenerativeAI #FutureOfLaw #ThomsonReuters #InnovationInLaw
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💭 Can reliability and generative AI go together? 📅 On March 29, King County Superior Court Judge Leroy McCullogh in Washington state issued what experts say is a novel ruling barring the use of videos enhanced by #AI as evidence. 💡 The Washington ruling is a first in the U.S.—and one that the forensics community says was a long time coming. While #forensic experts have always had to demonstrate that #evidence introduced into courts was reliable, judges haven’t always enforced this requirement evenly. In cases that now involve black box technologies like generative AI, the concept of reliability may become more difficult, if not impossible, to prove. “On the one hand, you have new technologies that are coming into investigations, into court, and on the other hand, we have the new Rule 702 amended to underscore just how important it is that judges be vigilant about the reliability of expert evidence,” Brandon Garrett, L. Neil Williams, Jr. Professor of Law and director of the Wilson Center for Science and Justice at Duke Law, told Legaltech News. “Those two things coming together may result in a lot of really interesting learnings over the years to come.” My latest for Legaltech News:
A WA Court's Ban of AI-Enhanced Video Evidence Raises Decade-Old Reliability Issues | Legaltech News
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You may have read about the recent court ruling out of Washington State that banned the use of AI-enhanced videos as evidence. Cassandre Coyer has done an excellent deep dive into what the ruling might mean for evidence, proving reliability, and black box technologies. Read more on Legaltech News | Law.com.
💭 Can reliability and generative AI go together? 📅 On March 29, King County Superior Court Judge Leroy McCullogh in Washington state issued what experts say is a novel ruling barring the use of videos enhanced by #AI as evidence. 💡 The Washington ruling is a first in the U.S.—and one that the forensics community says was a long time coming. While #forensic experts have always had to demonstrate that #evidence introduced into courts was reliable, judges haven’t always enforced this requirement evenly. In cases that now involve black box technologies like generative AI, the concept of reliability may become more difficult, if not impossible, to prove. “On the one hand, you have new technologies that are coming into investigations, into court, and on the other hand, we have the new Rule 702 amended to underscore just how important it is that judges be vigilant about the reliability of expert evidence,” Brandon Garrett, L. Neil Williams, Jr. Professor of Law and director of the Wilson Center for Science and Justice at Duke Law, told Legaltech News. “Those two things coming together may result in a lot of really interesting learnings over the years to come.” My latest for Legaltech News:
A WA Court's Ban of AI-Enhanced Video Evidence Raises Decade-Old Reliability Issues | Legaltech News
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Trade Secrets, IP, Business and Employment Litigation Partner at Parker Poe, One of 2 Deep South lawyers ranked in WIPR for Trade Secrets
Our firm retreat in South Carolina has been an incredible opportunity to learn about AI for law and legal process management. Daniel Linna Jr. from Northwestern has been leading the charge in this exciting field. The soggy weather hasn't dampened our enthusiasm for this cutting-edge topic. (AI wrote this post) #AIinLaw #LegalTech #ProfessionalDevelopment
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🌟 Attended a brilliant session today from Dan Hunter, Professor of Law and the Executive Dean of The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London on How Gen AI is Transforming the Legal Profession, the possibilities, the risks and how the answer to everything is 42. Thank you for sparking some really interesting discussions and giving us some great 💡 for improving our prompts! #LegalTech #GenAI #FutureOfLaw
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During our second GenAI Summit, Moussas & Partners Law Firm, one of our key sponsors, helped us look at the cross-section of Generative AI and law. Christina Grigoriadou, Attorney at Law and Senior Associate with the firm, had some interesting points about the impact that generative AI powered tools may have on legal research. #GenAISummit #LegalTech #AI #LegalInnovation #AIinLaw
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I'm not surprised to see this ban on AI-enhanced video evidence. We at Alitigate LLC have used just about every tool out there to experiment with AI in our legal video and trial support workflows. You've likely come across tools designed for upscaling photos or videos, and while these tools can produce visually stunning results, the devil lies in the details of how AI visual enhancement technically functions. AI image and video generators use a diffusion model to create their output. This means that AI essentially redraws your picture or video from memory, pixel-by-pixel. This process generates entirely new pixels for every single pixel in the original picture or video. Although that's great for entertainment, it presents significant challenges when using such AI-enhanced videos as evidence in legal proceedings. As AI technology continues to integrate with the legal sector, we legal professionals must carefully consider the implications of admitting AI-generated content as evidence. In the coming years, we'll see a lot of movement in this space as guidelines emerge to ensure the integrity of the justice system in the wake of AI proliferation. I'll continue to follow the conversation surrounding the responsible use of AI in legal proceedings and hopefully my expertise in legal video and AI engineering can contribute to it. https://smpl.is/91x1a #LegalTech #AIinLaw #LegalVideoEvidence #ResponsibleAI #FutureofLaw #LegalInnovation #EvidenceAdmissibility #TechnologyAndLaw #Alitigate
A WA Court's Ban of AI-Enhanced Video Evidence Raises Decade-Old Reliability Issues | Legaltech News
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🔟 + 1 day to go! As we approach our exciting debate on Law and Artificial Intelligence, the clock is ticking! How will AI reshape the legal landscape? Will it challenge traditional law, or enhance it? Get ready to explore these questions and more with our expert panel in just 11 days. Stay tuned for insightful discussions that will shape the future! #AIandLawDebate #11DaysLeft #FutureOfLaw #1000000Prizes #nysc
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