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The Surprising Side of Rogue AI: Rethinking Information → Knowledge → Wisdom, Part Three
Part Two ended with the importance of compassion, restraint and recognizing the Other. But Wisdom is not a final destination. What we do, or choose not to do, has consequences. Those consequences give us new...
The Surprising Side of Rogue AI: Rethinking Information → Knowledge → Wisdom, Part Two
In Part Two of his series, Ralph Losey revisits and expands his ideas about the Information Age, exploring how advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping our understanding of knowledge, wisdom, and human judgment.
The Surprising Side of Rogue AI: Rethinking Information → Knowledge → Wisdom
Ralph Losey reexamines and expands his ideas about the Information Age in the wake of the changing modern frontier of artificial intelligence.
A Brief Writing Lesson from the Court of Federal Claims
The Court of Federal Claims offered a pointed writing lesson in Scale AI, Inc. v. U.S.: the strongest briefs exercise restraint, focusing on the arguments most likely to prevail rather than taking a “scattershot” approach...
6 tips for legal document review, management, and reduction
Document review remains a leading eDiscovery challenge. Nextpoint shares six practical tips for managing volume, improving review consistency, reducing data, and building stronger case chronologies.
Stop Waiting for the Bell: What Legal AI Has Reinforced Since November 6, 2023
Using the metaphor of an experienced touch typist waiting to hear the bell to advance, Sheila Grela explores an approach to learning AI with others.
Passing the Controls: The Art of Legal Judgment, Mentorship, and the Next Generation in the Age of AI
What happens to legal judgment when AI can perform, at surface level, the very tasks junior lawyers have always used to build skill? Retired judge Ralph Artigliere and Wake Forest-bound Zara Russell tackle that question...
Why Quantum Law, and Why Now? Privacy, Proof, and Judgment in the Next Technology Shift to Quantum
Quantum computing is moving from theory to practical legal concern. Ralph Losey examines Q-Day, post-quantum cryptography, quantum evidence, and the emerging responsibilities lawyers, courts, and legal professionals must understand before the next major technology shift...
Webinar Transcript | Training Is Not Enough: Guardrails for Responsible AI Use in Legal Practice
Legal professionals are not short on AI training, they are short on what comes next. In this EDRM webinar, Judge Ralph Artigliere, Professor William Hamilton, Suzanne Clark, Rose Hunter Jones, and Dr. Varun Chadalavada examine...
Curiosity + AI: Durable Skills, Judgment, and the Future of Legal Work
AI is transforming legal work, but technology alone is not the competitive advantage. This article explores the durable skills that matter most in an AI-enabled profession and offers a practical framework for responsible AI adoption...
The Most Significant Ethics Decision of 2026? And it is Only May
The Northern District of California’s sanctions decision in Guardant Health v. Natera may become one of the most consequential legal ethics rulings of 2026. The court adopted findings that multiple attorneys failed to investigate red...
It’s the End of eDiscovery as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) — Part IV: The Enduring Value of Human Connection (or, Intentionality and Centering People)
Why human relationships remain indispensable in the Age of AI. From intentional networking and personal branding to reframing career identity around problem-solving, Taranto and Cloney offer practical guidance for eDiscovery professionals navigating a rapidly changing...