Artificial Intelligence
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Bloomberg Law Launches New AI Assistant and Bloomberg Law Answers
Author: Andrew Christensen, Deputy Director of the Law Library at Washington & Lee University School of Law Library Starting this week, Bloomberg Law subscribers have access to two new generative AI-powered features: Bloomberg Law Answers and Bloomberg Law AI Assistant. The enhancements are designed to provide quick answers to legal questions and analysis of a… Continue reading
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Join Us on 6/27 for the CRIV Vendor Roundtable: Real-World Use Cases for AI Tools
The AALL Committee on Relations with Information Vendors (CRIV) invites you to the annual CRIV Vendor Roundtable; this year’s topic is Real-World Use Cases for AI Tools. This one-hour webinar will bring together several leading legal information vendors to demonstrate practical applications of their AI-enhanced products. Use cases presented will include research, drafting, document review, and… Continue reading
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CRIV/Thomson Reuters Semiannual Update
The CRIV semiannual call with Thomson Reuters took place Wednesday, December 13, 2023. This update includes news, product enhancements, and Q&A. Participants: Mary Jenkins (CRIV Liaison to Thomson Reuters), Kim Hurley (Thomson Reuters Information Management Consultant), Dave Corbett (Westlaw Product Development), Valerie McConnell, (Thomson Reuters Senior Director, Client Success), Zach Ratzman (Director, Practical Law), Vani… Continue reading
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The Next Development in A.I.: Certification
Law librarians are no strangers to discussion and critique of artificial intelligence systems and their potential benefits and hazards, both in legal practice and in society at large. A short list of recent law librarian scholarship in this area includes: Kim P. Nayyer, Marcelo Rodriguez & Sarah Sutherland, Artificial Intelligence & Implicit Bias: With Great… Continue reading
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In Canada, Artificial Intelligence is coming… for your legal research fees?
Some information vendors have been touting the value and benefit – specifically the apparent efficiency in legal research – of AI for a few years now, and it seems that the Honourable Mr. Justice A.C.R. Whitten of the Ontario Supreme Court of Justice is a believer. In a recent decision [Cass v. 1410088 Ontario Inc.,… Continue reading
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