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Eleventh Circuit Judge Admits to Using ChatGPT to Help Decide a Case and Urges Other Judges and Lawyers to Follow Suit
Ralph Losey reads and comments with enthusiasm where in a concurrence, the judge, 11th Circuit Judge Kevin C. Newsom, not only embraces LLM’s to aid decision making, he advocates and explains his thinking. Snell v....
Omni Version Test of the Panel of AI Experts on a New Topic: “AI Mentors of New Attorneys” – Part Four
Ralph Losey tests ChatGPT4o with a new topic for the panel of experts and finds significant improvement. This is part of testing changes systematically in addressing and adopting the LLM technology into legal activities. It...
OMNI Version – ChatGPT4o – Retest of Ralph Losey’s Panel of AI Experts – Part Three
Ralph Losey tests the Omni version of chat GPT4 against previous versions on the same task. Improvements were observed. The testing methodology is part of “Test systematically.”
The Empire Strikes Back: GPT-4o Regains the Lead in the GenAI Race
OpenAI’s GPT-4o introduces a transformative leap in AI technology, offering multimodal capabilities that enhance processing speed and reduce costs, revolutionizing how we handle multimedia data and text analysis. This latest innovation sets new benchmarks for...
Experiment with a ChatGPT4 Panel of Experts and Insights into AI Hallucination – Part Two
In Part One of this article the AI panel of experts procedure was demonstrated and readers were shown how it can be used for education and brainstorming. Evidence that AI Expert Panels Could Soon Replace...
Evidence that AI Expert Panels Could Soon Replace Human Panelists, or is this just an Art Deco Hallucination? – Part One of Two
Say goodbye to the traditional panel of experts, the ones routinely featured at educational events and conferences worldwide. Say hello to new panels of AI experts: panels in your pocket that you can call upon...
Some Legal Ethics Quandaries on Use of AI, the Duty of Competence, and AI Practice as a Legal Specialty
This blog considers some of the ethical issues of competence that arise when a lawyer or law firm uses generative AI to assist in rendering services. Prior to the advent of artificial intelligence, the legal...
Report on the First Scientific Experiment to Test the Impact of Generative AI on Complex, Knowledge-Intensive Work
In a groundbreaking study involving almost 250 consultants from Boston Consulting Group, conducted by Harvard, Wharton, Warwick, MIT, and BCG, revealed significant enhancements in task quality and productivity through AI integration. The experiment, detailed in...
From Centaurs To Cyborgs: Our evolving relationship with generative AI
Centaurs are mythological creatures with a human’s upper body, and a horse’s lower body. They symbolize a union of human intellect and animal strength. In AI technology, Centaurs refers to a type of hybrid usage...
Stochastic Parrots: How to tell if something was written by an AI or a human?
Ralph Losey looks at the telltale signs that content is written by GenAI, and provides a list of terms and writing approaches that LLM and AI generated content are likely to share to help us...
Stochastic Parrots: the hidden bias of large language model AI
The subtle biases of GPTs can be an even greater danger than the more obvious problems of AI errors and hallucinations. We need to improve the diversity of the underlying training data, the curation of the...
OpenAI Generates a ‘Hired Gun Hacker’ Defense to the N.Y. Times Copyright Case
The NYT alleges copyright infringement by the practice of OAI, and most all other generative AI companies, of using data scraped from the internet to train their generative AIs. The defendants responded in late February...