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11th Circuit Experiment Holds Useful Lessons on the Use of Generative AI
When interpreting contractual and statutory language, it helps to understand the ordinary meaning of words. Judges typically turn to standard dictionary definitions when parsing the meaning of ambiguous words and phrases. This has worked well enough. But as extensive as they are, dictionaries are not exhaustive and…
Study Suggests Chatbots Could Lessen Legal Chores
Do you litigation attorneys out there have complaints about drafting complaints? Are you M&A lawyers getting carpal tunnel typing up so many contracts? Well, the future of the legal field may be bringing some good news your way: a recent study suggests some definitive benefits in embracing generative artificial…
Michigan Law School Bans ChatGPT Generated Applications
At a London party in 1883, Oscar Wilde, arguably one of the greatest literary geniuses of all time, begrudgingly remarked on painter James McNeill Whistler's witticism with "I wish I had said that." Whistler reportedly quipped "You will Oscar, you will." American playwright William Inge famously claimed, "Originality is…
Federal Judge Fights the Use of Artificial Intelligence in His Courtroom
The rise of artificial intelligence and sophisticated language models like ChatGPT has created nearly as many headaches as opportunities. Educators from middle school to postgrad have suddenly been forced to contend with a sea of AI-generated work, much of it nearly indistinguishable from the genuine article. Writers of every persuasion have…
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