It’s the beginning of a new year and, whether you’re in law school or practice, this is often the time that people consider upgrading or buying new technology. When looking to upgrade or add more you should consider things like …
Comment 8: Computers are Expensive. Even More than Usual. Read more »
It’s been a busy month. While I have a few interesting topics we’ll be looking at, today just isn’t the day for those; however, I’m not saying this month won’t be interesting! Instead, I’ll be sharing some thoughts I have …
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Yes, “Google Dorking” [I’m just going to use GD] is a legitimate term though there is some controversy about what it means. Some people say that it is a form of hacking, which can be technically accurate depending on the …
In most conversations about AI and research generally, both within and outside academia, the conversations mostly focus on the outcome. We see this especially with hallucinations and failures to cite. While AI results are important, of equal importance is the …
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The new guide, title “AI for Law Students“, provides an introduction; overview; and resources for our students with focuses on: Understanding AI technology Prompt Engineering Basics Ethical Concerns with AI Learning Resources If you have a resource which you’ve found …
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