Jay Bhimani, Douglas E. Fleming III and Jacqueline Harrington | Dechert Key Takeaways The AAA’s AI Arbitrator is poised to expand beyond construction disputes. Interested practitioners should learn its workflow, assess which disputes might suit AI-assisted resolution, and consider using a simulator to test its capabilities. Artificial intelligence has officially entered the arbitration process. Last fall,… Continue reading Arbitration: Could AI Decide Your Next Dispute?
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
Think Before You Chat: Using AI For Legal Questions May Waive Privilege And Create Discovery Risks
Zagros S. Bassirian and William D. Doodokyan | GreenbergTraurig With artificial intelligence tools becoming part of everyday decision-making, for some, chatbots are a first stop for help with answering questions, including questions that feel “legal” in nature. Such questions might include whether a contract clause is enforceable, how to respond to a demand letter, or… Continue reading Think Before You Chat: Using AI For Legal Questions May Waive Privilege And Create Discovery Risks
AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies: A Growing Threat and What to Do
Natalie DuBose and Greg Van Houten | Haynes Boone The Problem The use of artificial intelligence, and thus the exposure associated with artificial intelligence, is exploding. At the same time, insurance companies have begun to roll out artificial intelligence exclusions, and the terms of some of those exclusions are exceedingly broad. For example, some insurers… Continue reading AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies: A Growing Threat and What to Do
The Docuswamp: Construction Litigation AI and the Future of Discovery
Angie Nolet | TransPerfect Legal Why construction litigators who wait on AI won’t have the right team at the table when it matters in modern eDiscovery for construction disputes A Little Less Conversation, a Little More Action Please As in-house counsel, I had a rule: on the first substantive call with my outside lawyer, I… Continue reading The Docuswamp: Construction Litigation AI and the Future of Discovery
“A-Eye” on Coverage: Maximizing Insurance for AI Risks Amid Emerging Exclusions
Tyrone R. Childress, Amanda P. Ellison, Edward M. Joyce, and Tara C. Kowalski | Jones Day In Short The Situation: Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is reshaping risk across industries, raising serious potential insurance coverage implications. The Result: While a number of AI risks are covered under many traditional insurance programs, insurers are introducing AI-specific exclusions. Looking Ahead: Policyholders should… Continue reading “A-Eye” on Coverage: Maximizing Insurance for AI Risks Amid Emerging Exclusions