Real Intelligence on AI Newsletter

The November 2024 edition of "Real Intelligence on AI" introduces the OBA's Real Intelligence on AI Academy, a groundbreaking AI learning and training platform for lawyers, offering insights into AI’s legal applications and compliance. Highlights include an AI Trial Advocacy program, articles on advising clients in the AI age, and commentary on AI's limitations in legal self-representation. Fun features explore AI's creative uses, like photo curation and editing tools.

The October 2024 edition of "Real Intelligence on AI" highlights insights from Justice Peter Lauwers on the rise of AI in courts, including concerns about hallucinated precedents and deepfake evidence. It spotlights programs like "AI and the Young Lawyer" and AI trial advocacy training, along with expert articles and industry news on AI regulation and practical applications. Tips on AI's courtroom implications and creative uses, like generating workout plans, round out the issue.

The August 2024 edition of "Real Intelligence on AI" explores practical AI insights, including advice from OBA Innovator in Residence Colin Lachance on balancing confidentiality and accuracy concerns. It highlights upcoming programs on AI evidentiary issues and showcases articles addressing AI privacy and legal strategies. Tips for effective AI prompting and creative uses, like generating playlists, further demonstrate AI's versatility.

The June 2024 edition of "Real Intelligence on AI" highlights valuable insights from OBA’s Innovator in Residence on AI integration, including tips for addressing confidentiality concerns and improving output accuracy through better prompting. It spotlights upcoming AI programs tackling evidentiary implications and shares recent articles and resources on AI privacy, regulation, and legal strategies. Practical applications, like generating party playlists, showcase AI's versatility.

This edition of the "Real Intelligence on AI" newsletter outlines key rules from the LSO's recent report on ethical AI use, addressing risks like confidentiality breaches, overreliance, and biased outputs. Highlighted resources include professional development programs, AI glossaries, and expert articles on topics like AI hallucinations, privacy risks, and emerging legal reforms.