Lawyers = Radiologists. John B. Quinn on how AI is making certain experts (like litigators) better at their jobs rather than replacing them... for now.
Will AI replace lawyers? No. But it will transform how they work.
Watch me with @ProfJohnMorley and @joelcoh on New Law Order as we discuss the potential of AI in improving efficiency and strategy in the legal industry.
“It’s like code that’s never been debugged.”
––@YaleLawSch prof @ScottJShapiro on AI's impact on the legal space.
New Law Order podcast ep 5: https://t.co/9o9BXOitiB 🎙️: @ProfJohnMorley@joelcoh
$10M in litigation costs.
$100M claim.
One destroys enterprise value.
The other doesn’t restore it!
Latest New Law Order Podcast is out w/ @BurfordCapital founder, Chris Bogart.
https://t.co/YtUd6CBbiX 🎙️ @joelcoh@ProfJohnMorley#NewLawOrder
I joined @joelcoh and @ProfJohnMorley on the @TalksOnLaw podcast 'New Law Order', to discuss the beginnings of @quinnemanuel, what separates firms that adapt from those that do not, and the advantages of staying ahead.
Thank you both for having me.
🎧Listen: https://t.co/arGvi7xoUD
We started New Law Order with @JeffreyToobin because he’s spent decades watching how legal institutions respond under pressure.
Episode 1 is about what happens when that pressure is applied directly by the president.
Episode 1 of "New Law Order" is out.
A TalksOnLaw podcast hosted by John Morley (@YaleLawSch) and @joelcoh, featuring long-form conversations with people driving change in law world.
Listen here:
https://t.co/ouCTLzTqbi
With AI, privacy rights are evaporating like Wi-Fi at Coachella once the crowd starts livestreaming...
The brilliant @DanielSolove explains why, as a right, privacy is not holding up well. Worth a listen if you are interested AI or #privacylaw. @gwlaw
In the #AI era, "Reasonable Expectation of Privacy" may NO LONGER be reasonable. We talk to top privacy law expert @DanielSolove of @gwlaw about how gov use of commercial data, legacy doctrines, & AI combine in unexpected ways. 🎧 Latest episode in our #AILawyer series: https://t.co/86OquzAd33 #AILaw host @joelcoh
Spoiler... Yes, AI weapons = the future and increasingly the present. @MittRegan explains how the laws of war can use data to evaluate autonomous systems and when "human in the loop" adds value and when it is just window dressing for an AI kill.
Are Fully Autonomous Weapons a Violation of International Law—or the Future of Warcraft? We asked @MittRegan of @GeorgetownLaw to unpack the legal and ethical challenges in the latest #AILawyerPodcast. Don’t miss this critical discussion. https://t.co/cumwI6U0ME (#ailaw@joelcoh #lawofwar)
A social media clip to undercut social media clips... at least when it comes to "War Crimes in Israel & Gaza."
Grateful to speak with Professor Michael Newton of @vanderbiltlaw, a law of war expert, about the conflict in Gaza. https://t.co/3rAr4jsHf5 #IsraelGazaWar #WarCrimes @M@MANewton84@TalksOnLaw
TODAY - Join our virtual courtroom @ 12:15 PM EST to engage with legal experts, and hear both sides of the argument for our Mock Trial: Is @realDonaldTrump Guilty in the January 6th Case?
Prosecutor: @LannyDavis
Defense Attorney: @azarilaw@ThePresumption
Cross examiners: Joel Cohen @TalksOnLaw and @RDEliason@GWLaw
Judge's Chair: @JohnDonvan
Register now and become a virtual juror. https://t.co/yNeQBWt863
Does a Russian #cyberattack on U.S. infrastructure cross into 'Act of War' territory? Join us for a 6min explainer with Prof. @DuncanHollis of @TempleLaw. As the prof explains... "Death and destruction are the benchmarks!" 💀 https://t.co/BWRo9ygHAJ #InternationalLaw #Cybersecurity @joelcoh
If you’ve heard of the case NYSRPA v. Bruen, you prob know that it is bad - or great!? …but if you’d like to understand it first, @jacobdcharles gives possibly the best summary of the case out there and tells @talksonlaw exactly what it changed. https://t.co/Tz67XIlLdf
(in collab with @DukeFirearmsLaw@dukelaw)
I called him on his vacation and legendary Prof. Ted Shaw delivers a 🔥 1hr+ interview… from his car… at the beach.
Shaw explains how SCOTUS forced colleges to drop ‘affirmative action’ in favor of First Amendment protected ‘diversity programs’ and then cancels both.
“Cynically brilliant or brilliantly cynical!” Prof Ted Shaw of @unc_law critiques the plaintiffs winning strategy in SFFA v. Harvard.
Catch the full conversation about the case that changed the meaning of the 14th Amendment when it comes to racial diversity programs: https://t.co/KmBu4g1t1u(@unc@Harvard@joelcoh) Join the discussion!