Legal AI Tools: If You Can’t Tell Me Where the Knowledge Comes From, You Don’t Have a Product
Written by Nick Thayer, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk There’s a question that tends to stop my AI vendor conversations cold, and it works in pretty much any industry. Where does your knowledge base actually come from? Not the marketing version. The real answer. What’s in it, how was it sourced, how current is it, and […]
AI in Legal Practice: Current Temperature Check
Written by Nick Thayer, Lex Tecnica Law Clerk The legal profession is split. Some lawyers are using AI for drafting, translation, timekeeping, and citation checks. Others are cautious because the tools can still be wrong and the lawyer remains responsible. Both views are reasonable. AI can help, but it does not remove the duty to […]