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 By Michael Bittner Your client sends over a messy set of deal documents or litigation materials and you do what increasingly feels normal: you paste them into a generative AI tool and ask it to find the problems. You just saved an hour. Depending on the tool and its terms, you may also have handed...Read More

By: Deedee Bitran Employers often hesitate to intervene when workplace conflict involves politically charged language, but that can be a mistake. At City College of San Francisco (“CCSF”), a union leader publicly berated Jewish professor Abigail Bornstein, calling her a “colonizer” and mocking her Jewish sounding last name. The case, in which StandWithUs and the...Read More

Published by the Journal of Technology Law & Policy, University of Florida Levin College of Law By Judge William Matthewman While attorneys, litigants, and judges have always had to be vigilant for the attempted introduction of improperly enhanced or fabricated evidence in court proceedings, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its subset, Generative Artificial...Read More