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Artificial Intelligence · New York

200 IQ: This Fella Tried Using An AI Generated Lawyer In A New York Courtroom After Citing Problems With Clear Speech And It Didn't Go As Planned

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Listen, let me start off by saying that we may have to go ahead and let this fella cook. I also want to say that I looked far and wide to see if this was already blogged and I didn't see it, so sorry ...See the Story

Letitia James · Australia

‘Soul-destroying’: Major provider in lawsuit

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

A class action lawsuit has been filed naming a major aged care provider, alleging a poor quality of care for residents that one person labelled “soul-destroying”.See the Story

Australia · Australia

‘Excessive’ fees, pay allegations, and lessons from a data breach: What’s hot in law this week (21–25 April)

This week, Australia has been sandwiched between multiple national public holidays, and while many lawyers will be on leave with their families, the news cycle hasn’t taken time off. Here is your weekly round-up of the biggest stories for Australia’s legal profession.See the Story

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200 IQ: This Fella Tried Using An AI Generated Lawyer In A New York Courtroom After Citing Problems With Clear Speech And It Didn't Go As Planned

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‘Excessive’ fees, pay allegations, and lessons from a data breach: What’s hot in law this week (21–25 April)

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