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Meta’s groundbreaking decision to make its AI technology open source could shift power dynamics in the tech world. Yet, the move poses substantial risks and ignites a controversy on ethics and regulation.
Key Points: The FTC’s investigation into OpenAI, makers of ChatGPT, is exploring potential violations of consumer protection laws due to data leaks and inaccuracies. The investigation represents a significant regulatory challenge for OpenAI, potentially influencing the future of AI laws in the US. Controversy around AI and its implications on privacy and reputational harm is
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Key Points: Federal data breach class actions have surged by 154% in the past year. The rise in data breaches has led to an increase in related class actions, impacting businesses and legal professionals. Franklin Zemel, a partner at Saul Ewing, co-chairs the first U.S. standing committee on cybersecurity and privacy law for the Florida
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Key Points: The four-day office rule is gaining traction among NY law firms, sparking debates about its benefits and drawbacks. Firms adopting this rule believe it improves mentorship, professional development, and morale. Some firms offer “flexible remote days” to balance the need for flexibility. Not all firms are adopting this rule, with some offering greater
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Key Points: OpenAI’s deal with AP allows it to use AP’s news archive for AI training, sparking debates about intellectual property rights. The deal could be a strategic move to safeguard against potential copyright lawsuits. OpenAI’s recent legal troubles, including an FTC investigation and copyright lawsuits, add to the controversy. The future of generative AI
Key Points: The use of AI tools like ChatGPT in the legal industry is a hot-button topic, sparking debates about its implications, both positive and negative. ChatGPT can significantly enhance efficiency in legal work, from drafting documents to answering common legal questions. However, it comes with ethical considerations and limitations. Six practical ChatGPT prompts are
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Key Points: Technology is revolutionizing the legal profession, making tech-savviness a crucial skill for paralegals. Paralegals who fail to adapt to technological changes risk becoming obsolete and missing career growth opportunities. Staying ahead of the curve involves embracing new technology, setting learning goals, and leveraging available resources. Paralegals can enhance their value and efficiency by
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Key Points: Hollywood actors are striking due to concerns over AI’s influence, illustrating the urgent need for legal protections. Unions like SAG-AFTRA and WGGB are worried about job security, copyright infringements, and compensation with the rise of AI. The entertainment industry is divided on AI’s role, with some believing it only serves corporations at the
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Key Points: A recent study reveals a selection of law schools that are surpassing expected success rates on bar exams. The top 25 overperforming law schools have been identified, with their performance potentially reflecting a unique focus on first-time bar passage. A ground-breaking development shows that AI model GPT-4 is outperforming most law school graduates
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