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Illumination Zone EDRM Podcast

Illumination Zone: Episode 238 | Ralph Losey of Losey AI, LLC sits down with Mary Mack and Holley Robinson

In this episode, Ralph explains how decades spent riding the waves of major legal tech shifts helped him recognize the impact quantum computing will have on the legal profession. That instinct, combined with a lifelong fascination with quantum physics dating back to a high school physics project, drove him to create his course, "Quantum Law: From Causation to Probability," available at quantumlawcourse.com. Ralph offers a vivid analogy for what's coming: today's computing works like a mouse running one path through a maze at a time, while quantum computing works like water flooding the entire maze at once. He stresses the importance of getting "quantum hardened" now and of positioning early to help clients navigate the shift, including in matters of evidence. As always, we ended with a fun fact from Ralph and how best to reach him.

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When Evidence Behaves Like Water, Law Cannot Think Like a Mouse, by Ralph Losey.

When Evidence Behaves Like Water, Law Cannot Think Like a Mouse

Ralph Losey argues that quantum and quantum-assisted systems will produce evidence that varies between runs rather than repeating identically. Lawyers will need to test whether the resulting distribution is reliable and preserve the calibration logs, error records, and workflow data beneath the final output, not just the finished report.

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Why Quantum Law, and Why Now? Privacy, Proof, and Judgment in the Next Technology Shift to Quantum by Ralph Losey

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 arrives.

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