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May 12, 2025 - AI in Law: The Shifting Sands of Practice and Privacy

May 12, 2025 - AI in Law: The Shifting Sands of Practice and Privacy

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 Welcome to AI Lawyer Talking Tech. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession, examining how AI is rapidly moving from specialized tools to everyday practice. We'll discuss the widespread integration of AI across law firms and corporate legal departments, exploring its growing use in tasks from document review and legal research to streamlining administrative work and enhancing efficiency. We'll also tackle the essential considerations brought by this technological wave, including the critical importance of data privacy, cybersecurity in the face of evolving threats like sophisticated phishing attacks enabled by generative AI, and the ongoing development of ethical frameworks and regulatory responses. Join us as we explore how legal professionals are embracing AI, the challenges they face in integrating it into existing workflows, and what the future holds for law in an AI-powered world where the focus is increasingly on augmenting human capabilities rather than replacing lawyers.The Danger Of Relying On AI For U.S. Tax Advice11 May 2025Forbes.comKen Paxton says Google will pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle privacy suit10 May 2025KBTX.comMexico sues Google for following Trump’s ‘Gulf of America’ name change, Sheinbaum says10 May 2025MSNBC Top StoriesConference on India’s Legal and Regulatory Framework conducted10 May 2025Morung ExpressHow Data Center Demand Is Driving New Real Estate Development10 May 2025Programming InsiderGoogle’s AI To Consume All Legal Publishing in LLM–Blogs, Articles and Journals And There’s No Way to Say No10 May 2025Real Lawyers Have BlogsHargis v. Pacifica: The Case with Potential to Shape AI’s Legal Future10 May 2025Washington Journal of Law, Technology & ArtsPensions Weekly Update – 7 May 202510 May 2025Squire Patton BoggsPractice Pulse | Securing Your Digital Practice: Essential Password Strategies for Attorneys09 May 2025Wisconsin Lawyer MagazineTaking a human approach to AI strategy09 May 2025IManage.comForget AI Replacing Lawyers and Embrace AI Enhancing Them09 May 2025Legal ReaderNutanix and Nvidia develop AI blueprint to unlock advanced agents09 May 2025SiliconANGLEInterpreting The 2025 CLOC In-House Survey Results09 May 2025Above The LawThe Disappearing Rural Lawyer, Part IV: The Persistent Legal Desert Crisis09 May 20252CivilitySend Your In-House Counsel to the Manufacturing Legal Summit!09 May 2025National Association of ManufacturersLegal Research Service Decisis Makes Inroads Against Fastcase As It Expands to 20 Bar Associations09 May 2025LawSitesAI law firm wins 'landmark' approval and offers clients £2 legal letters09 May 2025Mail Online UKThe AI Privacy Dilemma: 5 Must-Know Insights for Businesses Under DPDPA09 May 2025LexologyFrom Podcast to Partnership: Clearbrief and the AAA’s Legal Tech Collaboration09 May 2025LexologyFrom hype to habits: Comparing data on generative AI in law firms09 May 2025The Daily Record of RochesterWhy Ireland needs to seize its AI opportunities09 May 2025Silicon RepublicMeet the legal education expert preparing students for success at SQE and beyond09 May 2025Legal CheekLuther to roll out Bryter’s new Beamon AI suite across the firm09 May 2025Legal Technology InsiderLawTech Hub Startup Cohort Announced09 May 2025Artificial LawyerData Security and Privacy Liability – Takeaways From The Sedona Conference Working Group 11 Annual Meeting in Redmond, WA09 May 2025Duane Morris5 Biggest VPN Security Risks for Legal Businesses and How to Overcome09 May 2025MatterSuiteFor Your AIs Only: Agentic AI Steps Out of the Shadows09 May 2025Technology's Legal EdgeLawTech Hub Startup Cohort Announced09 May 2025Artificial LawyerUbisoft Wins Offers Defense Blueprint for VPPA Consent Challenges09 May 2025Benesch
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