When people think about malware, they often imagine someone clicking a suspicious attachment or downloading a shady file. In reality, one of the most dangerous forms of infection requires no obvious mistake at all. It’s called a drive-by download, and it
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The AI Paradox: “Labor-Saving” Tech is Creating More Work for Lawyers–And Why This Is A Good Thing
The Ambition Effect
The prevailing narrative surrounding Generative AI in the legal sector is one of unprecedented efficiency. The sales pitch is seductive in its simplicity: automate routine drafting and research, compress hours into minutes, and liberate attorneys for higher-value
Unhealthy Lawyers Are Not Productive Lawyers
An unhealthy lawyer is not a productive lawyer. It is a mistake to believe that doctors will always give you authoritative guidance. Burnout and pressure to meet daily patient-volume quotas mean many patients don’t receive the attention they deserve and
Finding the Best AI Apps
The AI landscape is changing so rapidly that even top experts struggle to keep up.Leading AI expert Ethan Mollick is up for the challenge. The author of the best-selling book Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI regularly updates his assessments
Waymo vs. Humans
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Is there evidence that more widespread use of Waymo could result in fewer serious accidents?
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Clickbait vs. analysis
Widespread distrust of AI
Consult more than one AI app when dealing with important issues.
Tip of the day (and maybe the year:Always consult more than one AI app when dealing with critical issues.
Monogamy is not the best strategy for AI. Multiple AI perspectives help with high-stakes questions, unsettled law, or anything involving tax
AI Is Improving So Rapidly It’s Hard to Keep Track
It’s scary out there. Ethan Mollick is on the mark:
Where we are with AI is that continuous improvement seems to still be occurring at a fast pace, with no signs of a slowdown. However, since major AI releases have
Sam Altman Is Worried (And With Good Reason)
OpenAI’s Sam Altman has recently reacted with irritation and defensiveness when confronted in podcast and interview settings about the massive contrast between OpenAI’s annual revenue, reportedly between $13–$20 billion, and its commitment to spend over $1.4 trillion on compute and
Debunking Dubious Justifications for the AI Bubble
AI founders seem to have a never-ending list of reasons — and hyperventilated pitch decks — explaining why their financial losses don’t matter. Some are hopeful, some are delusional, and some are just echoes of arguments that would-be billionaires floated
Dennis Kennedy Uses AI to Lead the Way in Access to Justice
There’s lots of big talk about the best approach to improving access to justice for self-represented litigants. Dennis Kennedy is not big on theory and bloviation. His most recent article on this topic is available for free republishing in favor