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Technology and AI
The Technology category covers a broad range of topics related to advancements and applications of technology in various fields. It includes discussions on emerging trends such as AI integration in legal services, cybersecurity innovations, and software management practices like escrow agreements to ensure business continuity. The category also explores practical uses of technology tools, including AI-powered writing assistants and regulatory developments affecting wireless communications. Content typically addresses the impact of technology on industries, legal frameworks, business operations, and user experiences, highlighting both opportunities and challenges presented by technological progress.
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eDiscovery Today Blog
Microsoft Files a Patent for AI That Can Alter What People Say: Artificial Intelligence Trends
By Doug Austin
In ‘yo face! And by that, I mean literally. 😉 There’s a report that Microsoft files a patent for AI that can alter what people say: in real time! The…
Privacy World
The EU KIDS Act: From moderation to mandatory design
By Bartolomé Martín, Santiago Soto
What it means for product design, age assurance and data protection On September 17, 2026, the European Commission (Commission) adopted its proposal for the EU KIDS Act (Keeping Internet Digital…
Iowa Cybersecurity Law Blog
Law360 Article on Agentic Banking Features Insight from Attorney John Lande
By noreplydickinsonbradshaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw
When it comes to AI agents, banks are taking steps to limit their access to customer accounts among concerns of security and fraud risks. The growing use of these tools…
Tech & Sourcing @ Morgan Lewis
Exclusivity in Technology Licensing and Development Agreements: What Does It Cover?
By Morgan Lewis
Exclusivity is a familiar concept in technology licensing and development agreements, but its meaning is not always straightforward. An exclusive patent license, for example, is different from an exclusive development…
A Lawyer Writes
Sycophantic AI
A report out this week says that artificial intelligence tools are weaponising disputes in the family justice system, sycophantically encouraging well-intentioned parents into becoming intransigent litigants. AI is accused of…
TechnoLlama
So Long, and Thanks for All the Training Data: AG Szpunar issues opinion in Like Company v Google
By Andres
The much-awaited Opinion by the Advocate General in the landmark CJEU case of Like Company v Google has now been released, and it’s a quite something, filled with very interesting…
Mike McBride Online
Worth Reading – AI Not Only Failed To Kill The Billable Hour, It’s Looking Like Its Bodyguard
By Mike McBride
As someone who has heard people talk about spending 30-45 minutes with AI crafting an email response, I think this might apply outside law firms. I think using AI may…
Caddi Blog
Wealth Management on Caddi research: few RIAs have named AI leaders
WealthManagement.com covered The 2026 State of AI at Enterprise RIAs: only 42 of the 455 largest independent RIAs have a named AI or innovation leader, and 71.4% of those firms…
PracticePanther Blog
How Can a CRM Improve Client Intake Processes at a Law Firm?
A potential client calls while you’re in court. Another fills out your web form late at night, a third emails your office manager, and a past client refers a friend…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Republicans Aren’t the Only Losers in This Week’s Elections: Artificial Intelligence Trends
By Doug Austin
The mid-terms are over and democrats were big winners in many races. But Republicans aren't the only losers in the elections. Data centers lost too – big. The post Republicans…