I was blessed to catch a CNN interview with Former Google CEO and Executive Chair, Eric Schmidt, earlier this year.
With what seems like the majority of folks, including the CNN reporter, focusing on the dangers of AI, Schmidt sees its benefits.
Schmidt’s take is an important one for lawyers and law firms, who and the people they serve
Microsoft wil start selling its AI software, CoPilot, on November 1. CoPilot will be priced at $30 a person per month, which comes on top of the price for the legacy Office 365 suite.
Will Feuer of the The Wall Street Journal reports,
The Copilot software is designed to help employees with building PowerPoint presentations, managing their Outlook inbox
A photographer is suing a real estate media site for copyright infringement after publishing several of his photos without permission. Scott Hervey and Jamie Lincenberg discuss this case and explain how media companies can handle similar situations in a post-Warhol world on this episode of The Briefing.
We catalogue and syndicate a heck of lot of legal blog content on and through the LexBlog and Open Legal Blog Archive sites and systems.
And we receive a lot of inquires as to what content is eligible to be included in the LexBlog and Archive “libraries.” In general, and I am not the chief librarian, we look for credible
OpenAI continues to make noteworthy advancements in artificial intelligence.
Cade Metz and Tiffany Hsu of The New York Times report this morning that OpenAI has combined its DALL-E image generator with its popular chatbot, ChatGPT.
What Does This Mean?
Simply put, DALL-E 3 can now create detailed images based on textual descriptions provided by legal publishers. Not only can a
As reported on Tuesday by The New Your Times’ Nico Grant,
Google [has] unveiled a plan to leapfrog ChatGPT by connecting Bard to its most popular consumer services, such as Gmail, Docs and YouTube. With the new features, Google took a step toward tying Bard into the company’s vast constellation of online products.
Though Bard has not received as much
Blogging with an AI powered publishing assistant may best be done as a conversation.
Poet and professor of English in the Professional Writing program at the University of North North Carolina Wilmington, Lance Cummings shares,
Artificial intelligence can be a great to tool for creative writing poetry… and I’ve been doing it for months now.
It’s like having
Failure to disclose certain relationships with a third party may result in significant consequences from the court. Scott Hervey and Eric Caligiuri talk about this on this episode of The Briefing.
Seth Godin’s post yesterday was spot on as to internal discussions at LexBlog, Inc. on why an AI powered publishing assistant on our publishing platform.
What’s this AI asssiant for? How will we know it worked?
From Seth,
Engineering is the powerful practice of being able to deliver artifacts that do what they’re supposed to. Bridges that don’t fall down,
In Blue Mountain Holdings v. Bliss Nutraceuticals, the 11th Circuit upheld a U.S. District Court finding that Lighthouse Enterprises issued a naked license to Blue Mountain, which covered the trademark in question. Scott Hervey and Eric Caligiuri discuss this case and how to avoid bearing the risks of a naked license in this episode of The Briefing.