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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Despite what the weather has been telling us, fall is coming. It’s around this time of year that I choose to plead with you all to start using a password manager. Get ready for the rant. Why do I need …
Yesterday, 7 July 2025, two lawyers in Colorado were fined by the court for submitting error-filled motions which included citations to non-existent cases and misinterpretations. AI, at best, may help you with a first draft but if you don’t check …
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For reasons that range anywhere from ‘we don’t want to do this anymore’ to ‘why aren’t you using a shiny, new bauble’, Microsoft had some time ago decided to end their support of Windows 10 in October 2025. It seemed …
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