Peter Vaira of Weir Greenblatt Pierce. Courtesy photo AI in the Practice of Law: Response and Procedures
What does it mean to operating a law firm. Law firms operate every day on the receipt of information from investigators, from commercial institutions, opinions by experts, and memos by partners and associates, and most importantly, briefs and memoranda from opposing counsel in active litigation. Given the growing use of AI, how do the firms deal with the information received on a practical basis?
May 07, 2024 at 11:04 AM
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Artificial Intelligence
This article discusses procedures that law firms may use to deal with artificial intelligence (AI) in their everyday practices. The use of AI has received national attention. On Feb. 23, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco of the U.S. Department of Justice announced that a more vigorous enforcement of federal crimes aided by the use of AI-generated material. Recently Duquesne University Kline School of Law (my alma mater) gave a several-hour presentation: "AI and The Future of Democracy: Ethics, Law, and Policy."
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