Using Artificial Intelligence in Litigation Without Letting It Practice Law ChatGPT is changing the practice of law. I can give ChatGPT the pleadings, affidavits, exhibits, correspondence, account records, discovery responses, judicial decisions, statutes, court rules, transcripts, and other documents in a lawsuit and tell it what I am trying to accomplish. Then it will read […]
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Are Two Artificial Intelligence Agents Better in Litigation?
September 2, 2026 | AI, AI in litigation
Whether two artificial intelligence agents are better than one depends upon what you ask them to do. Attorneys use ChatGPT and Claude as individual litigation assistants, but using both artificial intelligence agents in the same case can be more effective than using just one of them. I was already using ChatGPT in my defense of […]
Artificial Intelligence is Essential in Modern Litigation
August 31, 2026 | AI, AI in litigation
Using Artificial Intelligence in Litigation Without Letting It Practice Law ChatGPT is changing the practice of law. I can give ChatGPT the pleadings, affidavits, exhibits, correspondence, account records, discovery responses, judicial decisions, statutes, court rules, transcripts, and other documents in a lawsuit and tell it what I am trying to accomplish. Then it will read […]
Artificial Intelligence Should Write Scientific Journal Articles
June 8, 2026 | AI
Let Scientists Do Science. Let AI Write the Papers. Scientists conduct research and communicate their findings as widely as possible. Yet every year researchers spend countless hours rewriting manuscripts to satisfy the formatting, style, and publication requirements imposed by scientific journals, a task for which artificial intelligence is particularly well suited. Scientific Research and Scientific […]
AI Runs on water
June 7, 2026 | AI
Most people think artificial intelligence runs on electricity, but AI really runs on water, generally drinking water. Every time you submit an AI prompt, upload a photograph, stream a video, conduct an internet search, or save information to the cloud, computers somewhere must process, transmit, and store that information. Those computers generate enormous amounts of […]
Can a Chatbot be a Witness?
February 28, 2026 | AI
No one can cross-examine a machine. In a criminal trial, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused committed an act prohibited by a criminal statute enacted by the legislature. The jury may consider only the testimony of witnesses subject to cross-examination and properly authenticated physical or recorded evidence and returns a […]