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Generative AI in eDiscovery – The Legal Questions No One Saw Coming
Generative AI in eDiscovery – The Legal Questions No One Saw Coming
by Kelly Twigger How Courts Are Addressing AI-Generated Content in Discovery Disputes Generative AI has been transforming the legal industry, assisting with everything from case law summarization to document review and legal research. But as its adoption accelerates, new legal questions are emerging: Should AI-generated content—including prompts and outputs—be subject to discovery? Can opposing counsel
·ediscoveryassistant.com·
Generative AI in eDiscovery – The Legal Questions No One Saw Coming
What Is AI For? We Need To Think About End Goals
What Is AI For? We Need To Think About End Goals
AI has no reason to exist on its own. Yet, it can sometimes feel like the purpose of AI is simply to enable you to have AI tools at your disposal. Or alternatively we can get bogged down in finding…
·artificiallawyer.com·
What Is AI For? We Need To Think About End Goals
Should You Still Send an Interview Thank-You Email?
Should You Still Send an Interview Thank-You Email?
Some career experts say you shouldn't send a thank-you email after a job interview. Here's why that's wrong. Plus: when to send your email and sample notes.
·thejobhopper.substack.com·
Should You Still Send an Interview Thank-You Email?
All Remote Work Haters Ignore One Crucial Point
All Remote Work Haters Ignore One Crucial Point
Jamie Dimon became the latest billionaire to CEO to rail against remote work and seek to force employees back into the office full time. He went on an angry rant in a JPMorgan Chase town hall meeti…
·positivesharing.com·
All Remote Work Haters Ignore One Crucial Point
The Power of Mentorship – How Guiding Others Builds Stronger Connections
The Power of Mentorship – How Guiding Others Builds Stronger Connections
On building community. "A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself." – Oprah Winfrey Mentorship is more than just sharing knowledge—it’s about fostering relationships that empower individuals and strengthen communities. Whether in the workplace, academia, or personal life, mentorship plays a crucial role in personal and professional development. I have a few flavors of mentors, I often call this building your personal "Board of Directors" and with any board, members will come in and out over time. They also have different strengths that they bring to the table. It is great to have your 'trusted advisor", "peer mentors", "Best Friend Forever BFF", "Champion or Sponsor". I'll talk more about the Board of Directors coming in my next blog post.    Here’s why mentorship matters and how you can make an impact: Why Mentorship is Important Fosters Growth and Development – Mentees gain valuable insights, while mentors reinforce their own knowledge and leadership skills. Builds Stronger Networks – Meaningful mentorship relationships create lasting professional and personal connections. Encourages Confidence and Motivation – Guidance from an experienced mentor helps individuals believe in their potential. Promotes Knowledge Sharing – Experience and wisdom are passed down, preserving valuable skills and insights. Creates a Culture of Support – A strong mentorship culture leads to more engaged and collaborative communities. How to Be an Effective Mentor Be Approachable and Open-Minded – Foster an environment where mentees feel comfortable seeking guidance. Listen Actively – Understand their goals, challenges, and aspirations to provide meaningful advice. Offer Constructive Feedback – Provide encouragement while offering actionable steps for growth. Share Experiences and Insights – Personal stories and real-world examples make mentorship more impactful. Encourage Independence – Empower mentees to take initiative and make informed decisions. Mentorship is a two-way street—both mentors and mentees benefit from the experience. By investing in others, you help build stronger, more connected communities where growth and success are shared. Be a mentor and have a mentor - you learn on both sides, curate your board. IMHO one of the best things we can do in our lives is to have deep, amazing relationships with other humans. Mentorship is one of those swim lanes.    #ThePowerofCommunity #BelongingMatters #CuppaCommuniTea #MicrosoftCommunity   🍵 Today I am drinking a cuppa Twinings English Breakfast.  The English brand Twinings dates all the way back to 1706. With a history like that, Twinings is the oldest brand on this best-teas list. Thomas Twinings began selling tea in his coffee house to the wealthy elites of London. From there, his son began exporting it to America in 1749.    
·techcommunity.microsoft.com·
The Power of Mentorship – How Guiding Others Builds Stronger Connections