by Victor Yannacone | Oct 6, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence
An AI agent is created by human beings. Its computer programs are written by human beings. Its access to other computer programs, stored information, communications networks and other resources is provided by human beings. Yet an AI agent can follow a course that no...
by Victor Yannacone | Oct 6, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence
Understanding how ChatGPT works requires answering a series of questions about what a large language model actually is, what an AI agent is, where its objectives come from, how it can act in the world, how it can continue operating after the human who started it...
by Victor Yannacone | Oct 1, 2026 | AI in litigation
Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Criminal Courtroom For more than a century, photographs have occupied a special place in the courtroom. A witness can lie. A witness can be mistaken. Memory fades. Perception is imperfect. But a photograph seems...
by Victor Yannacone | Sep 26, 2026 | The Legal Profession
American judges have been complaining about what lawyers, particularly women, wear in court for decades. Enough already! There is a simple solution. Have the attorneys wear black robes in the courtroom. In 2013, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote that the robe...
by Victor Yannacone | Sep 10, 2026 | Curbstone Opinions
We are inundated with government statistics about the rate of inflation, how much Americans earn, how many people are employed or unemployed, how many Americans live in poverty, what homes cost, how much consumers spend and whether the economy is growing or shrinking....