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Punishing AI doesn’t stop it from lying and cheating it just makes it hide better, study shows
Punishing artificial intelligence for deceptive or harmful actions doesn’t stop it from misbehaving; it just makes it hide its deviousness, a new study by ChatGPT creator OpenAI has revealed.
Exterro & Integreon Partner to Set the Gold Standard in Managed eDiscovery & Document Review
Exterro, Inc., the global leader in providing data risk management software solutions for e-discovery, digital forensics, and data privacy, security, and governance professionals, and Integreon, a leading global provider of tech-enabled legal solutions, today announced a strategic partnership delivering managed e-discovery and document review services.
Everlaw Launches GenAI for Instant Terabyte-Scale eDiscovery Search
Everlaw, the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, today announced a new GenAI-powered addition to the EverlawAI Assistant portfolio, code-named Project Query, available in a closed beta program and to be demoed at Legalweek 2025, delivering an AI breakthrough for legal teams to expedite the investigation of a large corpus of documents in seconds.
Veritext Legal Solutions Introduces AI-Generated Smart Summaries for Arbitrations, Hearings and Court Trials
Veritext Legal Solutions, the leader in technology-enabled court reporting services and litigation support solutions, announces a new development for its suite of Smart Summary offerings. The popular AI-generated transcript summaries will now be available for the additional proceeding types of hearings, arbitrations and court trials.
Gen AI's Place in E-discovery is Far From Certain: A Chat With Legalweek Speaker Robert Keeling
Redgrave LLP Partner Robert Keeling discusses why gen AI is garnering a different reception than TAR in the e-discovery world—and what could throw its adoption off track.
Shopify acquires search startup Vantage Discovery for undisclosed amount
Canadian e-commerce giant Shopify has acquired San Jose, Calif.-based artificial intelligence (AI)-powered retailer search startup Vantage Discovery for an undisclosed amount.
AI at Work: Reasoning Models and the Future of Business
How AI’s new capabilities will disrupt organizations—and entire industries.
Robin AI’s New CTO: ‘There Will Be Two Types Of Lawyer’
‘There will be two types of lawyer, those who are enabled by AI and those who don’t do much work,’ Tramale Turner tells Artificial Lawyer.
Gaining an Advantage in Litigation: Using AI for Case Management
As law firms define their AI strategy and explore ways to gain an edge in litigation, a use-case-driven approach—focusing on solutions that address specific pain points, rather than general AI platforms with broad applications—has proven to be most effective. By integrating AI into existing workflows, firms can maximize the benefits of AI and ensure their litigation team has every advantage.
Litera Rolls Out ‘Missing Link’ GenAI Capabilities
Litera is expanding its legal genAI capabilities with ‘Litera One’ to provide ‘seamlessly integrated’ drafting, accessing of KM resources, and doc review.
Why Google made a $32 billion bet on Wiz
Google’s deal to acquire Wiz could help it shrink the gap with Amazon and Microsoft’s ever-growing cloud computing businesses.
Amazon is blundering into an AI copyright nightmare
Suno wasn’t supposed to be an important part of Amazon’s Alexa Plus presentation. The AI song generation platform was a minor demonstration of how Alexa Plus could integrate into other apps, sandwiched between other announcements. But it caught my attention all the same, because whether Amazon realized it or not, the company blundered into a massive copyright fight.
AI search is starting to kill Google’s ‘ten blue links’
After decades of relying on Google’s ten blue links to find everything from travel tips to jeans, consumers are quickly adapting to a completely new format: AI chatbots that do the searching for them.
How Opus 2’s AI Powers Smarter, Faster Case Analysis And Trial Preparation
Opus 2, an award-winning case management software that is considered the industry’s gold standard has embedded generative AI technology into their existing platform to transform the way firms prepare for litigation.
As AI Adoption Expands, Managing Third Party, Privacy Risks Becomes More Complicated
With great technology like gen AI comes great potential for organizational chaos.
AI-Powered Self-Service: A Potential Game Changer for Legal
Having a document management system is a good start to utilizing AI, as it provides a single centralized repository for valuable data, but there needs to be process wrapped around it to determine what grounding data to utilize.
Harvey To Roll Out Agentic Workflows
Harvey has announced that ‘next-generation agents’ will now be available on its platform, which it defines as ‘systems that can plan, adapt, and meaningfully interact
Have GenAI? Then Let’s Summarize!
Veritext, which provides court reporting and litigation support solutions, has expanded its Smart Summary offerings, which rely on the genAI summarization ‘skill’.
Where You Publish Matters: Why AI Treats Independent Legal Blogs as More Authoritative Than Blogs In Law Firm Websites
Legal blog publications, that is blogs published with their own title and on their own domain, as opposed to legal blogs run inside a law firm marketing website, are going to perform better in AI knowledge systems such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
AI Adoption Nearly Doubles Among Small Law Firms, According to Smokeball’s 2025 State of Law Report
The adoption of generative artificial intelligence in small law firms has almost doubled over the past year, with 53% of small firms and solo practitioners now integrating gen AI into their workflows, up from 27% in 2023, according to the 2025 State of Law Report released today by law practice management company Smokeball.