06/28/24: Gen AI risks in legal research, reflections on 4 years of change, and more
Jul 12, 2024
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Expert Jean O'Grady talks about the risks of Generative AI in legal research. Panelists reflect on 4 years of change in legal tech, discuss legal ethics with AI, and the Supreme Court's decisions. Also, they touch on the challenges of adopting AI and regulating it post-Chevron decision.
Understanding and proficiency in generative AI are crucial for legal professionals to navigate ethical dilemmas.
Recent Supreme Court decisions have significant implications on tech regulations, emphasizing the need for lawyers to stay updated on legal tech trends.
Deep dives
Speakers Introduce Themselves and Discuss Recent Articles
The podcast episode begins with the speakers introducing themselves, mentioning their roles in various legal tech companies and publications. They share insights about recent articles written and published related to legal tech trends and innovation.
Discussion on the Toilet Paper Shortage and Pandemic Reflections
Nikki discusses an article she wrote about running out of pandemic toilet paper and reflects on panic buying habits during the pandemic. The discussion touches on how the pandemic changed various aspects of life, including remote work, outdoor dining, and increased reliance on technology.
Debate on Tech Competence and Generative AI Regulation
The episode delves into the debate on tech competence and the regulation of generative AI in legal research. The speakers emphasize the importance of lawyers understanding and being proficient in new technologies, highlighting potential ethical considerations and challenges in adopting AI tools.
Concerns About Supreme Court Decisions and Future Tech Regulations
There is a notable concern about recent Supreme Court decisions impacting tech regulations and developments. The speakers discuss the implications of the Chevron deference standard being eliminated and the potential consequences for agency regulation of AI and future tech advancements.