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Detecting Deep Fakes
Craig Ball introduces his new paper, “Forensic Tells: A Practitioner’s Guide to Detecting Deep Fakes and Authenticating Digital Evidence,” outlining how litigators can confront synthetic media, analyze metadata, and challenge fabricated digital evidence in court.
Judicial Approaches to Acknowledged and Unacknowledged AI-Generated Evidence
This article delves into how courts manage acknowledged and unacknowledged AI-generated evidence, such as deepfakes, highlighting the evidentiary hurdles, psychological impacts, and proposed reforms to ensure fairness in litigation. Grossman and Grimm outline practical steps...
The Future Is Now: Why Trial Lawyers and Judges Should Embrace Generative AI Now and How to Do it Safely and Productively
This article offers a clear framework for trial lawyers and judges to adopt generative AI responsibly, emphasizing practical use cases, ethical safeguards, and the importance of human oversight in legal decision-making.
The Growing Role of Mobile Data in Legal Proceedings
Mobile data has become a pivotal source of evidence in modern litigation and investigations. This article explores recent case law and highlights how tools like Cellebrite and Relativity streamline mobile data discovery.
Changing the eDiscovery Burnout Blueprint: Practical Solutions to Address Failing Mental Wellness in the eDiscovery Industry
The eDiscovery industry is facing a mental health crisis exacerbated by high-pressure workloads and inadequate support structures. This report delves into the causes and offers practical solutions to address burnout.
Deepfakes in Legal Proceedings: A Strategic Framework for Collaborative Solutions
Deepfakes pose a growing threat to the authenticity of digital evidence in legal proceedings. This white paper outlines a collaborative framework involving legal, AI, and forensic experts to tackle the challenges posed by AI-generated deepfakes,...
Cyber Diplomacy: A New Frontier in International Relations and Professional Practice
George Christou’s publication, “Cyber Diplomacy: From Concept to Practice,” part of the Tallinn Papers series by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE), explores the growing significance of cyber diplomacy in international relations...
ChatGPT’s Surprising Ability to Split into Multiple Virtual Entities to Debate and Solve Legal Issues
Ralph Losey explains the history of the hive mind and how his custom GPT was created and tested, with an emphasis on the Devils Advocate. The personas valuable to legal technical discussions and analysis are...
Circuits in Session: Addendum and Elaboration of the Appellate Court Judge Experiment
Here I (Ralph Losey) will report on the do over and so supplement the first article. These two experiments will set up a third and final article providing a full analysis and legal critique of...
EDRM Privilege Log Protocol Finalized after Public Comments
Leading the way for global best practices in e-discovery the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) is pleased to release the final version of its Privilege Log Protocol after a lengthy period of public comment with...
Circuits in Session: How AI Challenges Traditional Appellate Dynamics
This article describes an experiment using OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4 to do appellate work, usually considered the most intellectually challenging area of the law. My hypothesis was that AI was already capable of acting as an appellate...
White House Obtains Commitments to Regulation of Generative AI from OpenAI, Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta and Microsoft
In a landmark move towards the regulation of generative AI technologies, the White House brokered eight “commitments” with industry giants Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI. The discussions, held exclusively with these companies,...