Meditations on an Ethical and Bright Future
Meditations on an Ethical and Bright Future
Courts, Legislation, and Regulation have all indicated clearly that driving is a privilege not a right. Let’s examine this concept through the lens of AI today…
Dr(ai)ving as a privilege, Access as a right Read More »
Air Canada blames its chatbot for providing incorrect information. Does the court accept this argument for AI as a distinct legal person? No. Let’s talk about it
Bl(AI)me game: My chatbot did it! Moffatt v. Air Canada Read More »
Common sense as a pre-prompt: The process of creating smarter artificial assistants makes it obvious just how much any human is an expert in the world around us. Many users of intelligent machines to find themselves frustratingly having to spell out obvious details they did not even consider as factors because they are common sense.
Common Sense as a Pre-prompt Read More »
Today I learned that it is a criminal offence in France to run analytics on any individual judge with the aim of analyzing their professional output. The French criminal offence found in Article 33 of LAW no. 2019-222 of March 23, 2019 criminalizes (with a penalty of up to 5 years imprisonment) the use of
Prohibited Analytics and A Choix to Make: A French Example Read More »
The UK Judiciary released the Artificial Intelligence Guide for Judicial Office Holders [Guide] on December 12th, 2023. See the “AI Guidance for Judicial Office Holders” here As a lawyer and an AI entrepreneur I was very impressed with the tone and content of the Guide. Before using any AI tools, ensure you have a basic
UK Artificial Intelligence Guidance for Judicial Office Holders Read More »
An AI creates a painting-like image. A DC Court rules there is no copyright over the image. Let’s dig deeper…
A Saskatchewan court rules a thumbs up emoji ? constitutes acceptance and signature for forming a contract.
Let’s take a closer look… ?
Assent by Any Other Meme Would Smell as Sweet: A Contract Law Development Read More »
A lawyer used ChatGPT to generate written submissions and the Court caught him.
Has AI failed? Is AI in the legal profession doomed?
No, let me tell you why…
AI Image generation has made its entrance and stuck the landing.
What does this mean for visual design, artists, and those less artistically inclined?
Growing P(ai)ns: Visual Design and Wittgenstein’s beetle Read More »
Worried AI will take your place? I was. I have come to make peace with the indispensable value of human nature on a three-pronged metric:
Jail, Insurance, and Fable…
THREE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIETAL TRUST, OR WHETHER AI WILL TAKE MY JOB Read More »