Are Jessica Aries‘ prompts the best of all possible prompts to promote law firms to possible clients in AI output? Probably not, but they are the best I have seen. She describes them as:
Two plain-language ChatGPT prompts
It was an honor to recently sit down with the ABA Senior Lawyers Division’s Experience magazine to discuss my career path, the evolution of legal practice, and the invaluable role of mentorship. The best part was the opportunity to acknowledge some of
With the help of Sabrina Pacifici, my article AI In High-Stakes Litigation: The Critical Role of Experienced Attorneys will be published this month at LLRX.com. Here is an excerpt:
The “Centaur” Approach Is the Optimal Model (For Now)
Today’s chess-playing
It was fun to come across Lexblog founder Kevin O’Keefe‘s archived mentions of Sabrina Pacific, Dennis Kennedy and yours truly. It is flattering to think that the three of us may have inspired one of the top entrepreneurs (and
The best way to learn to use AI effectively is to let AI help you.
Jerry Lawson
Since ABA’s Experience magazine is behind a paywall, I let LLRX.com reprint their January interview with me. I enjoyed the interview, especially since I got to acknowledge the other ABA members who had made an impression on me
Cat Moon 😺 likes to say she “lives in the I live in the open mindedness of not knowing enough about anything.”
I dunno. She knows just about everything we need to know about one topic:
“Every single instance of
Don’t really like to get into current affairs outside the legal tech field here, but money is money, so for the benefit of my readers I’ll pass along the best analysis I’ve seen of the probable unintended effects of our
Nicole Black’s Sui Generis blog is one of my favorites, a good guide to what’s hot and what’s not, what deserves our attention and what doesn’t. Her recent post The Year Ahead in Legal Tech: AI, Innovation, and Opportunity Tech
Detecting scams used to be relatively easy. Social engineers nearly always left clues that made spotting and avoiding them easy.
Things have changed. Scammers are enormously more sophisticated. The Washington Post’s personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary‘s top three
