Opinion: As confidence in AI grows, teams want to move from individual experimentation to consistent ways of working. Those that succeed will focus less on tool access and more on capability and the ...

Collaboration with outside counsel is still important, but gen AI adds a catalytic dimension to dispute resolution workflow, allowing in-house teams to get to the heart of a matter faster than ever ...

Judge Rakoff ruled that AI-generated information is not protected by attorney-client privilege if created independently by a ...

Saint Louis University School of Law recently hosted a two-part series exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence —particularly generative AI — in both technology and legal practice. The ...

As more and more law firms integrate generative artificial intelligence into their practices, a growing number of law schools are preparing future lawyers to adapt. Nearly three years after OpenAI’s ...

An examination of ethical and legal issues relating to the development and use of generative AI (GenAI), focusing on privacy and data security, intellectual property (IP), and commercial transactions.

Saint Louis University School of Law hosted an afternoon continuing legal education program exploring the opportunities, risks, and ethics of generative AI. The event was designed for SLU LAW alumni ...

New research from MIT Sloan finds that generative AI provides culturally distinct responses to the same prompt in different languages. New research from MIT Sloan finds that generative AI provides ...

A discussion of the current landscape of generative AI (GenAI) patent drafting tools, including the differences between fully ...

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In 2023, the University of Michigan Law School made headlines for its policy banning applicants from using generative AI to write their admissions essays. Now, two admissions cycles later, the law ...