Stop Blaming AI for Old Mistakes
Many judges and lawyers are likely to assume that a citation that is close but not quite right or a case cited for an incorrect
April 9, 2026
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Many judges and lawyers are likely to assume that a citation that is close but not quite right or a case cited for an incorrect
A third federal court weighs in on AI confidentiality, with implications for pro se litigants and small firm attorneys Recently, two contrary orders from two
By now, you may have seen the story about Summer Yue. She is Meta’s Director of Alignment at their superintelligence safety lab, which means her
Most AI tools are open-ended by design. You ask a question, the AI draws on everything it has ever been trained on, and you get
When I teach or write about generative AI, I am very careful to explain that despite providing standing orders, you still have to check AI
The Risk Lawyers Rarely Plan For Most lawyers assume their careers will end on their own terms. Retirement is something we plan for years in
People ask me why I have embraced AI as enthusiastically as I have. It is not because I think it replaces legal judgment. It doesn’t.
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