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Welcome to Season 6, Episode 13 of our podcast, where we delve into the captivating realm of AI and wearables. In this episode, titled "AI Pin: The Future of Technology and Law," we're joined by Kassi Burns, a seasoned attorney with a decade of experience in AI and Machine Learning. Key Takeaways: The AI Pin from Humane: We explore this groundbreaking innovation, which is leading the charge toward a screenless era, and its potential impact on daily life and technology interaction. Kassi Burns' Journey: Discover Kassi's unique path in the legal field, her involvement with eDiscovery, and her passion for emerging technologies like blockchain, NFTs, and web3. The Intersection of Wearables and AI: We dive into the challenges and potential of integrating AI into our daily wearables, with a focus on practicality and user experience. Guest Information: Kassi Burns Background: Senior Attorney at King and Spalding, Texas; Expert in eDiscovery, Privacy Law, and AI in legal operations. Special Features: An in-depth discussion on the potential and skepticism surrounding wearables like AI Pin. Insights into the evolution of legal tech and how AI is reshaping the industry. Intriguing Teaser Questions: Could AI Pin herald a new era in our interaction with technology? How does AI and wearable tech intersect with legal practices and data privacy? Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful discussions. Join us in exploring the frontiers of technology and law!

Welcome to Episode 12 of Season 6, where we delve into the pivotal White House Executive Order on AI and its profound implications for businesses and clients. Joining us is Steven Kelts, a renowned lecturer from Princeton's University Center for Human Values and an ethics advisor at the Responsible A.I. Institute. Key Takeaways: Overview of the White House Executive Order on AI and its significance. The role of NIST's risk management framework in regulatory compliance. The impact of AI regulations on businesses, especially those dealing with the government. Insight into foundation model registrations and market regulation changes. Steven Kelts brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive experience in ethics, AI, and tech firms. His work at Princeton and contributions to IEEE’s Technology and Society Magazine highlight his expertise in ethical action in technology. Special Features: In-depth analysis of the executive order's implications. Insightful discussions on AI ethics, technology firms, and regulatory landscapes. Steven Kelts' unique perspective on ethical decision-making in AI. Teaser Questions: How will the executive order reshape the landscape for AI technology? What steps should businesses take to comply with new AI regulations? How does the executive order impact the ethical considerations in AI development? Stay informed and prepared. Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful discussions on AI and technology ethics. Share your thoughts and questions in the comments or reach out to us on social media. Join us for this enlightening episode as we navigate the complexities of AI regulation and its far-reaching consequences.

Rayan Krishnan and Langston Nashold, Stanford grads, discuss evaluating legal AI tools. They explore challenges in verifying accuracy, potential applications, and the need for industry standards. They highlight retrieval augmented generation and building trust in legal AI tools.

Richard DiBona, software engineer and co-founder of descr.ai, discusses using AI in Legal Tech, natural language searching, and getting more out of AI prompts in this engaging podcast. Topics include using prompts for deeper legal document analysis, the workings of natural language search, and the importance of trial and error in utilizing AI.

Nicki Black, attorney and Senior Director at MyCase, discusses integrating ChatGPT into legal practice, exploring use cases, prompts, and best practices. They also cover developing competency in the legal field and the data analytics function in the chat platform.

Larry Bridgesmith, a patent holder of legal technology applications, discusses the importance of responsible AI implementation in improving legal service delivery. Topics include bridging the gap in access to legal services, understanding the duty to supervise technology, responsible AI implementation for positive impact at scale, and considerations for lawyers when using AI systems.

Jacqueline Schafer, career appellate litigator and founder/CEO of Clearbrief, discusses Clearbrief's generative AI platform in Word that is used by hundreds of firms, courts, and government agencies. The platform produces instant hyperlinked timelines, scores opponent's accuracy, and more. She also shares insights on starting an AI company, verifying sources, and the importance of user experience in legal products.

Shawnna Hoffman, an expert in AI and Blockchain, discusses the proper role of AI and the need for responsible AI and guardrails. The podcast explores the challenges of AI, recent EU regulations, and the importance of implementing safeguards. The conversation also covers AI's literal understanding, the impact of quantum computing, transparency in AI systems, and concerns about AI use in elections. Shawnna shares her experience in developing guardrails for generative AI and discusses collaborative efforts in education and responsible AI use.

Jey Kumarasamy, an associate at BNH.AI, discusses AI audits and their implementation in practice. The podcast explores the components and importance of AI audits, challenges that can arise during the process, and the future of AI regulation. It emphasizes the need for organizations to be proactive in the responsible use of AI and highlights the role of in-house counsel in managing AI risks.

Welcome to another insightful episode of our podcast, where we delve into the fascinating intersection of technology and law. In this special episode, we're thrilled to host Nicole Black, a notable figure in the legal tech world. Get ready for an enlightening journey into the realm of Generative AI and its implications in the legal industry. Key Takeaways: Evolution of AI in Law: Grasp the development of AI technologies, including ChatGPT, and their tailored applications in the legal sector. Practical AI Applications: Explore 10 essential ways AI is revolutionizing legal practices, from document summarization to drafting assistance. Ethical and Technical Challenges: Dive into the ethical dilemmas, algorithmic bias, and challenges posed by the emerging AI technologies in law. Strategies for Implementation: Discover actionable strategies for integrating AI into your legal practice, tailored for varying levels of tech expertise. Future-Proofing Legal Practice: Learn innovative approaches to adopting AI for enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and innovation in legal work. Nicole Black, an attorney from Rochester, New York, is a renowned author, journalist, and Senior Director at MyCase. With her extensive background in law, technology, and writing, Nicole brings a wealth of knowledge to today’s discussion. Special Features: In-Depth Discussion on AI: From its foundational concepts to advanced applications in legal contexts. Real-World Examples: Nicole shares practical scenarios where AI is making a significant impact in legal practices. Ethical Considerations: An essential look into the ethical landscape surrounding AI in law. Teaser Questions: How will Generative AI reshape the future of law? What are the potential risks and ethical concerns associated with AI in legal practices? Can AI in law lead to a more efficient and equitable legal system? Don't miss out on this groundbreaking conversation. Tune in to gain essential insights into how AI is shaping the future of the legal profession. Follow, share, and subscribe for more thought-provoking episodes! Join us for this compelling episode where we unravel the complexities and promise of AI in the legal world with Nicole Black.