Using AI More Efficiently: Standing Orders, Memory, and Projects
Anyone who has used AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT has likely noticed a recurring frustration: each new conversation starts from zero. The user
Anyone who has used AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT has likely noticed a recurring frustration: each new conversation starts from zero. The user
This morning, two colleagues asked me about what AI tools I use. It made me realize I talk about AI constantly but don’t always say
First, I want to correct something I have written in earlier posts. I sometimes have turned to Damien Charlotin’s AI Hallucination Cases website to discuss
AI is already in your firm. The question is whether anyone has written down the rules for using it. Lawyers, paralegals, and staff are using
I got an email the other day warning me that a message I sent could not be delivered. The problem was, I never sent it.
If you use AI Chatbots and have installed certain free browser extensions, your AI conversations might be sitting in a commercial database right now, available
One of the things I frequently warn attorneys against is trusting AI to summarize things properly. Sometimes, when summarizing the law, AI gets it completely
Today I spoke with Jeffrey Bowley, CPA, MT at the Bucks County Estate Planning Council about AI. In our slides I included several prompts and