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Strengthening relationships between the bench and the bar is essential to the health of our legal system and the effectiveness of professional collaboration, but achieving that alignment is not always straightforward. Building on their plenary session at the NCBP Midyear Meeting, ...  Show more

In this episode of Heels in the Courtroom, Liz Lenivy, Mary Simon, Elizabeth McNulty and Katie St. John explore recent cases raising concerns about attorney-client privilege, confidentiality, and discoverability when AI tools are used. The hosts highlight the risks of exposing se ...  Show more

Allison Shrivastava, Indeed Economist, joins the show to discuss new data on which skills AI will replace, how it impacts workers, and which jobs will benefit the most from AI assistants. <hr>

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In the final installment of our Prof G on AI special, Scott and Greg Shove – CEO of Section – answer your questions on how AI is reshaping work, business, and accountability. They discuss what kinds of regulations are needed, which jobs will thrive in the next decade, and how com ...  Show more

Steve Jobs once called the computer the "bicycle for the mind." What should we call AI? The Ferrari? Fighter jet? Maybe even the flying car?

In this episode, host Courtney Baker, along with Knownwell's CEO David DeWolf and Chief Product Officer Mohan Rao, dive into the ...

The AI revolution is expected to create 97 million new jobs by 2025, and the workers entering the field will possess some of the most sought-after skills in any industry. But how much work is needed to close the AI skills gap for our future workers? Enter Intel and Dell, which ha ...  Show more