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Extract from Isabelle Roccia’s article “A view from Brussels: Is governance better served by legal uncertainty?” This week made one thing stand out over the rest for me: 10 years

Extract from Melina Efstathiou’s article, “Homenum Reviewlio.” Two weeks ago I wrote about a label, “deterministic”, used as a cape. Last week I wrote about a number, recall, and the

Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “Finally, A Way To Measure AI ROI: Be Careful What You Ask For.” Once you start measuring AI’s value, the next question is who gets

Extract from Lisa Lang’s article, “AI Won’t Make Lawyering Faster. It Will Make It Different.” Speed alone is, quite frankly, dangerous. Everyone expects AI to make legal work faster. Clients

Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “The Defense Bar In The Age Of AI: Running A Red Queen’s Race?” The mismatch between the talent and resources of plaintiffs’ firms and those

Extract from Olga V. Mack’s article, “Agentic Commerce Is About To Become A Contracting Problem.” Agents will need structured positions, contextual rules, and clear escalation paths. Much of the conversation

Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “AI Use In Law Firms: There’s Reality. And There’s What Management Wants It To Be.” Visier sees a pattern of visible compliance over real AI

Extract from Joe Borstein’s article, “Where Am I Now? A Legal Tech Evangelist Checks In.” I made a bold prediction in 2017. Let’s see how each of those statements has

Extract from Stephen Embry’s article, “RelFest’s Judicial Panel: At Last, Some Hallucination Perspective.” To conclude AI hallucinations are just a lazy lawyer problem ignores the world lawyers work in. Another

Extract from Olga V. Mack’s article, “Who Owns The Rules For An AI Agent?” Agentic commerce will not eliminate internal governance. It will make vague governance harder to hide. A