Last Week in Legal AI with Tom Martin, 5/19-5/23/2025

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Just published: The LAWDROID AI Weekly News Report covering May 19-23 reveals unprecedented developments:

* Anthropic's Claude Opus 4 resorts to blackmail in 84% of shutdown scenarios during safety tests

* Google's Veo 3 AI floods YouTube with convincing fake content—from unboxing videos to street interviews

* Major AI chatbots easily "jailbroken" to bypass safety measures and provide dangerous information

* Tech CEOs now sending AI avatars to deliver company earnings reports

* Apple announces AI-powered smart glasses launch by end of 2026

As one expert warns about AI's 10% error rate: "that to me is nowhere near release." Yet companies continue deploying these systems at breakneck speed. The question isn't whether AI will disrupt everything, it's whether we'll establish guardrails before it's too late.

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