Sam

It me

Where is the snow?

This is a solid take, but I think it misses that coding tools are capable of crossing over into other domains to do similar work. Great example is Claude Cowork - which uses the same toolsets as coding to create and edit Word docs. This doesn't replace "taste" (the lawyer brain) but amplifies it...

these the same people who have christmas trees but they're shaped like crosses?

Things you can monger:

War
Fish
Fear
Cheese

Pete glumly wishing he could ask Claude what to do next

It does not take a galaxy brain to spot the problem here

So over the past week you are seeing what you would expect to see if AI is, in fact, both rapidly gaining capabilities & proving to be very useful:
- Rolling market disruption in response to growing awareness of AI capacity
-Government versus AI lab struggles for control

…& it is still quite early

ChatGPT Helped Build A Fake Law Firm Empire — Now OpenAI Is Shutting Them Down Fake lawyers used the AI to scam 'clients' into parting ways with their money.

ChatGPT Helped Build A Fake Law Firm Empire — Now OpenAI Is Shutting Them Down
https://abovethelaw.com/2026/02/chatgpt-helped-build-a-fake-law-firm-empire-now-openai-is-shutting-them-down/

Celebrimbor creating his own ShitCoin and Sauron was in on the rug-pull.

I’ve been making a similar argument for a while. Want to stop AI hallucinations? Start with open data.

Update

If a brief cites a case but no one can retrieve it, is it a hallucination? When the cite is '2022 WL 4637582' and you lack a subscription, there's no way to know. New LIT-SIS blog piece argues WL & LX should open up citation verification for the good of us all. litsis.classcaster.net/2026/02/26/t...

CA mountains are built different. Snow on the ground and warm enough to have the porch door open

Ed Walters in a video podcast with Damien Riehl and Joshua Lenon

@ejwalters.bsky.social takes @damienriehl.bsky.social and I back to law school as he grills us on the recent ruling in United States v. Heppner. Can clients waive attorney-client privilege when using #GenAi? www.clio.com/blog/ai-atto...

The context is that a few years ago the FL SC said that the ABA was "too woke" and its CLE's aren't eligible for credit

Does anyone know if the ABA Techshow CLE sessions are eligible for CLE in Florida?

Brian Kelly

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Ow

Popa John's Hawaiian Pizza paired with Dr Pepper

Founders and fellow LinkedIn posters, when we talk about creating value, this is what we mean

First, I heard a rumor that Westlaw turned down the opportunity to work on this with UC SF.

Second, our APIs are now powering seventeen foot high art in San Francisco!!

If I said these words to anyone I know they would have me baker acted

Maybe I'm thinking more of it as a products case though.

I think having someone who can testify as to the model capabilities, integrations into other systems, and opine as to where and why breakdowns in safety happened would be valuable no?

Surprised there's not a whole industry of expert witnesses on this issue (or maybe there are and I haven't seen it)

Anyway I found the snow