In this episode of TechLaw10, Punter Southall Law’s Jonathan Armstrong and Eric Sinrod, Professor and Duane Morris LLP attorney, chat with special guest Jill Kawakami. This is episode 301 in the popular TechLaw10 series. You can listen to earlier podcasts here.
Jill, Jonathan & Eric discuss a number of issues, including:
- how AI has changed legal training
- the changes in education & how people learn
- the use of AI in law school
- whether ‘old school’ legal teaching still has a role to play
- the rise of AI slop in subject access requests & complaints to regulators
- the impact of AI on pro bono legal advice
- AI awareness in judicial clerking positions
Jonathan talks about the Damien Charlotin database on hallucinations, which is here. There’s a summary of hallucination cases in the UK here. Jonathan also talks about the issues with AI-assisted search—there is more on that here. The NYSBA paper Jonathan talks about is here.
Jonathan talks about the EU AI Act. There are FAQs on that here: https://bit.ly/euaifaq. There is also a glossary of AI terms here.
Eric Sinrod’s details can be found here, and Jonathan Armstrong’s details are available here.