06/21/24: Supreme Court cases decided by AI, ethics of expensing credit card fees to clients, & more
Jun 27, 2024
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This podcast delves into Supreme Court cases decided by AI, the ethics of expensing credit card fees to clients, Gen AI creating a divide in law firms, Oregon's 'right to repair' law for technology, and how NYC landmarks have transformed over time.
AI analyzed Supreme Court cases, raising questions on AI's role in legal decision-making.
New York's ethics opinion on expensing credit card fees to clients sparks discussion on legal billing practices.
Oregon adopts 'right to repair' law for technology, emphasizing consumer rights and implications for companies.
Deep dives
New Developments in Legal Tech and Innovation
Discussions in this episode revolve around the latest developments in legal tech and innovation, featuring insights from legal tech journalists and bloggers. Panelists introduce themselves, sharing their roles and experiences in the legal industry while highlighting exciting topics for the week.
AI in Legal Decision-Making
The podcast delves into the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal decision-making, focusing on a unique case where AI was used to analyze Supreme Court briefs and simulate writing opinions. Panelists explore the AI's capabilities in distilling briefs and its potential impact on legal processes.
Right to Repair Laws
A discussion ensues about New York's ethics opinion allowing credit card usage for retainers and post-retainer payments, involving passing fees onto clients. The conversation also addresses right to repair laws, specifically in Oregon for technology and Colorado for farming equipment, highlighting the implications for consumers and companies like Apple.
PDoom Scores and Future Predictions
The podcast segment on PDoom scores sees participants assessing the probability of impending doom based on current trends and personal perceptions. Scores range from cautious optimism to pervasive pessimism, with considerations about AI advancements, ethical implications, and overall societal impact.
Panelist's Varying Degrees of Optimism
Panelists express varying levels of optimism or pessimism towards the future, influenced by factors such as AI advancement, legal ethics, technological developments, and societal trends. The spectrum of PDoom scores showcases a range of perspectives on the evolving landscape of legal tech and innovation.