Candor to the court means correcting a judge's mistake. Appellate rules don't let you 'play gotcha' by waiting for errors. You must act when you see them. #LegalTips#Courtroom
Can't object to time limits without stating *why*. You need to explain the complexity: multiple witnesses, expert testimony, and cross-examination all require adequate time. Presenting the best interests of the children demands thoroughness. #LegalTips#Courtroom
Control the witness on cross-examination with subtle cues: a raised hand, a facial expression, or a stop sign. Get them to stop talking without them even realizing you directed it. #LegalTips#CrossExamination
ChatGPT is being unfairly blamed for societal issues. People hurt people; technology doesn't cause that. Let's address the real problems instead of scapegoating AI. #AIethics#SocietalIssues
When evidence is excluded, the easiest move is to offer it immediately as proof. Just a few seconds: 'May I tender it to the court reporter as an offer of proof?' Done. You've checked that box. #LegalTech#Courtroom
ChatGPT and other AI entities owe society a duty to be beneficial, not to cause harm. This means creating products that bring good, not instructions on how to maximize negative impact. #AICare#TechEthics
Does ChatGPT have a duty to prevent misuse by bad actors? Society grapples with AI's ethical boundaries, questioning if AI platforms should actively police their use to prevent harm. #AICode#Ethics#Responsibility
AI is already showing its potential to cure diseases like cancer and advance longevity medicine. The future of healthcare is being reshaped by artificial intelligence. #AI#Healthcare#FutureTech
Does OpenAI owe a duty to society not to give murderers info on how to better murder people? The question of silence vs. public duty is critical. #OpenAI#Ethics#Safety
A judge telling you to stop objecting doesn't mean you stop. If you have an obligation to object, you object. Don't let intimidation silence your duty. #LegalTips#Objections
People don't kill people; tools don't kill people. ChatGPT is currently a scapegoat for society's problems, and that misplaced blame hinders real solutions. #AIChatbot#Technology
We often over-regulate, losing balance. While some regulation is necessary to deter bad actors, we must ensure it's applied thoughtfully, not excessively. #Regulation#Balance
If you'd be embarrassed for a judge to hear your objection aloud, it's not specific enough. Preservation requires clear, precise objections so the judge understands your issue. #LegalTips#Objections
AI is rapidly advancing, projected to extend average lifespans by 6-8 years within the next year. With a family history of longevity, living to 120 seems plausible. #AI#Longevity
When building a case, think like an appellate lawyer. Work backward from the appeal, strategizing how to win it from the start. It's about foresight, not just the initial hearing. #LegalStrategy#Appeals
From agents going rogue in January to rapid advancements by September, the pace of AI development is staggering. While regulation is needed, the progress in just 9 months is almost hard to comprehend. #AI#TechProgress
My family lineage suggests I'll live to 120! To enjoy those extra decades, I need to ensure financial security and maintain my health. It's all about planning for a long, vibrant future. #Longevity#Health#Finance