Colin Levy’s interesting new book The Legal Tech Ecosystem is a worthwhile read. One feature impressed me: Levy’s extensive use of quotations from other experts. You are not merely getting Levy’s ideas, but those of a host of other people
High emotions generated by the Israel-Hamas conflict make this a time of wild claims and counterclaims. Few subjects are timelier and more critical than the Law of Armed Conflict, (LOAC). Researching LOAC can challenge U.S. researchers and lawyers. There are
Psakalakis & Saam have it right at Lunch Hour Legal Marketing. Couldn’t have said it better myself:
Blogging used to be the crème de la crème for getting your content to the masses, but somewhere along the way, something
Schadenfreude is having a field day after the spectacular fall of Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX. John Lindsey was inspired to link to a fun song parody.
All I need to say about this is in my June article
Scientific American has a good summary of what the Biden Executive Order says–and doesn’t say. Their bottom line:
Finally, the executive order on its own is insufficient for tackling all the problems posed by advancing AI. Executive orders are inherently
Is there such a thing as the law of war, or is the phrase an oxymoron? The Law of War, better described as International Humanitarian Law (IHL) or Law of Armed Conflict, (LOAC) is very real, though difficult for most
Why do I host this blog (and in fact this entire website) at Lexblog? Because it is the best platform for lawyer/bloggers. It’s probably also one of the best choices for general website development, since it does a great
We’ll take a break today from our usual commercial programming and go off the clock to address a timely and critical topic. I’m writing some articles on in the Israel/Hamas conflict for use in an LLRX.com project. The first will
As the influential British apostle of innovation Richard Susskind has pointed out, clients don’t want a hammer. They want a chair. What you do (or like to do) as a lawyer is not necessarily what your clients expect or
NPR is reporting that the NY Times is considering legal action against Open AI, the maker of ChatGPT:
For weeks, the Times and the maker of ChatGPT have been locked in tense negotiations over reaching a licensing deal in which OpenAI