Key Takeaways From the USPTO’s Guidance on AI Use

On April 10, 2024, the United States Patent and Trademark Office ("USPTO") issued guidance to attorneys about using AI in matters before the USPTO. While . . .

VIDEO: AI and Voice Clones – Tennessee enacts the ELVIS Act

  Generative AI enables people to clone other peoples' voices. And that can lead to fraud, identity theft, or intellectual property infringement. On March 21, . . .

New Jersey judiciary taking steps to better understand Generative AI in the practice of law

We are seeing the state of New Jersey take strides to make “safe and effective use of Generative AI” in the practice of law. The . . .

Lawyer gets called out a second time for using ChatGPT in court brief

You may recall the case of Park v. Kim, wherein the Second Circuit excoriated an attorney for using ChatGPT to generate a brief that contained . . .

AI and voice clones: Three things to know about Tennessee’s ELVIS Act

On March 21, 2024, the governor of Tennessee signed the ELVIS Act (the Ensuring Likeness, Voice, and Image Security Act of 2024) which is aimed . . .

Great time earlier this week on AI Inside

Had a great time earlier this week being on Episode 9 of Jason Howell's and Jeff Jarvis's (relatively) new podcast AI Inside. We talked about . . .

Utah has a brand new law that regulates generative AI

On March 15, 2024, the Governor of Utah signed a bill that implements new law in the state regulating the use and development of artificial . . .

Lawyers and AI: Key takeaways from being on a panel at a legal ethics conference

Earlier today I was on a panel at Hinshaw & Culbertson's LMRM Conference in Chicago. This was the 23rd annual LMRM Conference, and the event . . .

VIDEO: Elon Musk / OpenAI lawsuit – What’s it all about?

  So Elon Musk has sued OpenAI. What's this all about? The lawsuit centers on the breach of a founding agreement and OpenAI's shift from . . .

ChatGPT was “utterly and unusually unpersuasive” in case involving recovery of attorney’s fees

In a recent federal case in New York under the Individuals with Disabilities Act, plaintiff prevailed on her claims and sought an award of attorney's . . .