Laurie Choi and Christian Fernandez | Snell & Wilmer Like many industries, the construction industry is rapidly adopting artificial intelligence. AI-powered tools now help construction teams estimate costs, transcribe meetings, summarize RFIs, model schedules, and manage project documents faster than ever before. But amid this rush toward efficiency, a serious risk hides in plain sight:… Continue reading Your AI Tool Could Be Your Next Breach of Contract
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Can Government Contractors Use AI? A Legal Guide to AI Compliance and Disclosure Requirements
Aron C. Beezley and Nathaniel J. Greeson | GovCon Source Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how government contractors develop proposals, manage contracts, write software, analyze data, and perform countless other functions. Tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini promise significant gains in efficiency and productivity, but they also raise complex legal, contractual,… Continue reading Can Government Contractors Use AI? A Legal Guide to AI Compliance and Disclosure Requirements
Smart Dispute Boards: Leveraging AI In Complex Construction Cases
Lucas De Ferrari, Fabiana Pardi Otamendi and Nimanniyu Sharma | White & Case Construction disputes are characterized by complexity, volume and high financial stakes. AI-enabled tools are now being deployed to help dispute boards (“DBs”) manage that complexity and volume more efficiently. This alert analyzes the Dispute Resolution Board Foundation (“DRBF”) Guidelines on the use… Continue reading Smart Dispute Boards: Leveraging AI In Complex Construction Cases
Generative AI Does Not Eliminate Discovery Burden: Key Lessons For White Collar Practitioners
Emily Robey-Phillips and Andrew Solinger | Holland & Knight Generative artificial intelligence AI (gen AI) promises greater efficiency in document review, but instead of eliminating discovery disputes, it has transformed them. Courts are now confronting questions about how much detail opposing counsel is entitled to about the use of gen AI tools. White collar practitioners… Continue reading Generative AI Does Not Eliminate Discovery Burden: Key Lessons For White Collar Practitioners
Insurance Claims Deserve Better Than an Algorithm’s Opinion
Alexander Bein, Andrew Gann, Armina Manning and Sandra Smith Thayer | McGuireWoods Policyholders increasingly turn to artificial intelligence (“AI”) platforms to answer insurance coverage questions. This is risky because: (1) AI models hallucinate legal content at alarming rates; and (2) AI cannot apply nuanced, fact-specific and jurisdiction-specific legal analysis. As OpenAI Foundation recently acknowledged, “ChatGPT… Continue reading Insurance Claims Deserve Better Than an Algorithm’s Opinion