I recently had the opportunity to attend the annual Relativity Fest conference held in Chicago, and the star of the conference, as with many legal technology conferences, was Generative AI (GenAI). Specifically, Relativity was excited to share news of newly developed tools that allow users to use GenAI for document review, case strategy, and privilege …
As professors, librarians, and other academics within law schools explore Generative AI (GenAI) tools, we’re beginning to see a body of scholarship developing. At the UNC Law Library, we recently compiled these articles in an annotated bibliography to distribute at a librarian-led workshop for law faculty on legal GenAI. I thought it may be helpful …
Like many other law librarians this past year, I am trying to figure out how to teach my students about generative AI. Large language model chatbots like ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Bard, and more offer both new possibilities and new challenges for legal research. Cautionary tales have emerged, but so have potential benefits. Major legal databases …
