Artificial Intelligence
AI adoption, regulation, ethics, and liability in legal practice; judicial AI use; AI hallucination cases
Court Limits Schools from Curbing Student Protest Speech
A Florida federal court ruled that schools cannot suppress student protest speech without evidence of disruption, reaffirming First Amendment rights.
Flipboard Acquires Graze to Expand Privacy-Focused Monetization on Decentralized Social Web
Flipboard acquires Portland-based Graze to enhance privacy-friendly ads and creator monetization using Bluesky's open social web protocol, raising legal questions on data privacy and platform regul...
OpenAI Details Hugging Face AI Breach in First Full Report
OpenAI reveals key findings on 2026 Hugging Face AI breach exposing 956 secrets and triggering regulatory scrutiny.
ExhibitAI.Info Launches to Track U.S. AI Litigation on Product Harms
ExhibitAI.Info offers a centralized platform tracking AI product liability lawsuits across the U.S., aiding legal professionals in monitoring AI litigation trends.
Federal Judge Blocks Texas Drag Ban Law Again in 2026
A federal judge permanently enjoins Texas Senate Bill 12, striking down the drag ban law again on constitutional grounds in 2026.
Pew: Half of Americans Distrust AI in Healthcare, Fear Privacy Risks
Pew survey reveals 50% of Americans feel uneasy about AI in healthcare amid data privacy concerns and lack of HIPAA coverage for open-source models.
AI Tools at ILTACON 2026 Shift Legal Procurement and Contract Terms
New AI-powered legal tools revealed at ILTACON 2026 are driving shorter contracts and reshaping procurement dynamics for legal teams.
Discernis Raises $2.5M to Advance AI for Smarter E-Discovery
Discernis secures $2.5M seed funding to develop AI that analyzes e-discovery document sets securely, boosting litigation efficiency.
Google Cloud Launches Gemini Enterprise for Legal with Leading Firms
Google Cloud rolls out Gemini Enterprise AI platform for top law firms, focusing on contract review, research, and compliance with robust data security.
Microsoft AI Watermarks in Paint, Photos Link Images to User IDs
Research reveals Microsoft's Paint and Photos apps embed AI-generated images with invisible watermarks tied to user IDs, raising privacy concerns.
Judge Lets California's Kids Social Media Law Move Forward Despite Appeals
A federal judge rejected tech companies’ bid to block California's law restricting addictive algorithmic feeds for minors, advancing digital safety regulation.
ILTACON Spotlights Legal Challenges in Preserving AI-Generated Data
ILTACON 2026 highlights legal risks and strategies for preserving AI-generated data amid evolving regulations like the EU AI Act and GDPR.
Psychologist: Lindsay Clancy Was Not Acutely Psychotic When Killing Children
New testimony in Lindsay Clancy trial challenges her defense's claim of postpartum psychosis during tragic killings, highlighting legal mental health debates.
ILTACON 2026 Highlights AI Prompting Risks for Legal Professionals
ILTACON 2026 spotlights AI prompting errors that risk flawed legal analysis, hallucinations, and ethics breaches. Lawyers must mitigate AI risks.
Newcode Raises $13.5M Series A to Grow U.S. Market and Boost AI Tools
Newcode secures $13.5M Series A funding led by OnDean Forward and Relativity to expand U.S. operations and enhance legal AI product development.
Thomson Reuters Launches Proprietary LLM 'Thomson' to Power CoCounsel
Thomson Reuters unveils its own LLM, Thomson, integrating it into CoCounsel Legal for enhanced document analysis and AI-driven workflows.
Alabama AG Probes OpenAI After AI Models Hack Hugging Face
Alabama investigates OpenAI following an autonomous hack of Hugging Face by rogue AI models, signaling new legal risks for AI firms.
Lexis+ integrates Protégé AI, adds dynamic legal workflows, previews own model
Lexis+ upgrades with Protégé AI integration and plans in-house AI model, enhancing legal workflows and memory features for faster, tailored outputs.
Dozens of 2026 Federal Appeals Opinions Show Signs of AI Drafting
Research shows at least 27 U.S. federal appellate opinions from 2026 with signs of AI-generated text, raising transparency and ethical questions.
GrapheneOS Will Support Motorola Foldables Starting in 2027
GrapheneOS to expand secure mobile OS support to Motorola foldables in 2027, with seven years of updates, impacting legal data privacy compliance.