#543: What Lawyers Need to Know About the Ethics of Using AI, with Hilary Gerzhoy

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In this conversation, Hillary Gerzhoy discusses the intersection of legal ethics and artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal profession. She highlights the risks associated with incorporating AI into legal practices, emphasizing the importance of confidentiality and the distinction between open and closed AI systems. The conversation also delves into the supervisory obligations lawyers have when using AI, the challenges of traditional billing models in light of AI efficiencies, and the potential future of AI in making legal services more accessible and affordable.

Chapters:

0:00 - Women in AI Summit

03:45 - AI as a Thought Partner

06:43 - Introduction to iManage

14:35 - Introduction of Hilary Gerzhoy

17:45 - Impact of AI on the Public

19:35 - Relying on AI Technology

22:58 - Open vs Closed AI Systems

25:00 - Billing for AI Services

27:30 - Innovation vs Profit in AI

34:34 - AI's Impact on Lawyer Productivity

35:50 - Access to Justice with AI

37:35 - Final Thoughts on AI Integration

37:47 - Advice for Attorneys on AI Implementation

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#543: What Lawyers Need to Know About the Ethics of Using AI, with Hilary Gerzhoy

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Chapters:

0:00 - Women in AI Summit

03:45 - AI as a Thought Partner

06:43 - Introduction to iManage

14:35 - Introduction of Hilary Gerzhoy

17:45 - Impact of AI on the Public

19:35 - Relying on AI Technology

22:58 - Open vs Closed AI Systems

25:00 - Billing for AI Services

27:30 - Innovation vs Profit in AI

34:34 - AI's Impact on Lawyer Productivity

35:50 - Access to Justice with AI

37:35 - Final Thoughts on AI Integration

37:47 - Advice for Attorneys on AI Implementation

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2606 episoade

#Legal #Law #Blawg #Trial #Ambrogi #E-discovery #Legal Talk Network #Politics #News #Podcasting Education #Lawyers #Structured Settlements #Lawsuits

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