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All Things AI Law Librarian-ish, Generative AI, and Legal Research/Education/Technology

LLRX

Is better case law data fueling a legal research boom? Recently, Rebecca Fordon noticed a surge of new and innovative legal research tools. Fordon wondered what could be fueling this increase, and set off to find out more.

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The Truth About Hallucinations in Legal Research AI: How to Avoid Them and Trust Your Sources

LLRX

After that case, which resulted in a media frenzy and (somewhat mild) court sanctions, many attorneys are wary of using generative AI for legal research. And some legal tasks are less affected by hallucinations. But vendors are working to limit hallucinations and increase trust.

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To AI or To Not AIThat is the Question

The Estrin Report

” “Enhanced case efficiency by streamlining legal research and document management processes.” She was also the Education Director designing, creating and executing online, live training programs with an on-call roster of over 500 instructors throughout the world. ” Can you spot the AI shine?

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Law Firms of All Sizes Can Easily Integrate AI Tools Into eDiscovery

Attorney at Work

Such fears often stem from a lack of education. In fact, most lawyers already use AI daily in both their personal lives — via tools like Google and smartphone Face ID — and in their professional lives for tasks like legal research. Among the reasons cited were concerns about consistency and accuracy.

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How Can We Help To Free Legal Research From Algorithmic Bias?

LLRX

Stephanie Farne , Legal Information Librarian and Lecturer in Law at Boston College Law School, raises increasingly important issues respective to the bias inherent in artificial intelligence powered search algorithms, both on the Internet and in commercial databases.

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Navigating the future of knowledge and know-how with generative AI

ABA Journal

Ari Kaplan recently spoke with Kelly Lake, the CEO and executive director for CEB: Continuing Education of the Bar, a California-focused provider of legal research

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Practice Area Switcharoo: Become An Expert in Anything

Attorney at Work

As a newbie to the topic, computer legal research can present too large a universe. As you educate yourself about these issues, consider how you can use that legal brain of yours to help. Investigate Continuing Legal Education and Specialty Bar Groups. You can switch practice area. You’re smart.

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