In this episode, Kevin talks with Ed Walters—Fastcase co-founder and now chief strategy officer at vLex—about how consistent publishing drives referrals in an AI era, why blogs function as secondary law and how Vincent AI keeps answers grounded in sources lawyers can click and verify.
They also cover Ed’s path from the White House to Fastcase to vLex, what
Can ChatGPT be your morning newspaper, or at least what you used to receive as a daily newspaper? From Pete Pachal in Fast Company, maybe that and a lot more.
That, as far as I can tell, is exactly what ChatGPT Pulse is supposed to be: a digital assistant in the true sense of the word. Pulse is a new
As reported by Michael Cann in PCMag, ChatGPT is now offering the ability for users to open external experiences, whether it be Zillow, Spotify, or other applications they use. ChatGPT is billing this as more of an operating system — something like macOS, Windows, or iOS — as opposed to an App Store per se.
An operating system becomes awfully
Ken Paulson, director of the Free Speech Center at Middle Tennessee State University and a former editor-in-chief of USA Today, penned a wonderful piece published by The Monroe Times (small town paper in my home state of Wisconsin) on Sunday.
Paulson acknowledges that AI is going to transform everything we watch, hear, and read. You key a question into
Dave Winer, as far as I am concerned, the inventor of blogging and podcasting, shared yesterday: “Someday they will have AI actors delivering the nightly news and no one will notice.”
The first thing I thought of when I read that was the legal content and legalese writing that comes out of most lawyers and law firms for marketing
FixRunner, a company offering WordPress solutions, is launching a “Free AI WordPress Builder,” tool designed to change how websites are created and hosted. The platform eliminates the requirement of paying for hosting before seeing a live website.
Now, anyone can build a professional, AI-powered WordPress site, preview it for 48 hours, and decide where to host it — with FixRunner
Doc Searls, an American journalist, columnist, and a highly respected blogger noticed big time and explained why he’s here, on his blog, and not on Substack when Substack’s co-founder Hamish McKenzie shared this week that his company is a social media app.
My instant response was a mix of Huh? and Yuck. Because until then I thought Substack
Bob Ambrogi has been attending ClioCon since the start and has covered legal tech longer than most of us have been online.
In this episode of the Real Lawyers podcast, he and Kevin talk about why ClioCon’s energy feels different, what Jack Newton brings to the room, and what to watch for in Boston this year. We also get into
As shared by CBS Morning News, ChatGPT now wants to be your personal online shopper. Its new “instant checkout” feature lets buyers pick up products mentioned in the chat without ever leaving the app.
I tested the ChatGPT shopping experience, not the “instant checkout” feature, per se, by asking it to find me a good family law lawyer on Capitol
I’ve always viewed blogging—or publishing in a real, authentic, and engaging way—as networking through the Internet. The copy, or content, was merely the currency of networking.
I don’t mean networking in the negative sense, like you’re out trying to sell something or working a room. I mean networking as joining a conversation where you listen, you add something, and in