From DSC: I’d like to thank Mr. Eric Osterberg — a fraternity brother and friend of mine — for sending me the following article. I […]
Voice Assistants in Pre and Post-Operative Care and the Duty to Warn Patients of Remote Risks – A Legal Discussion— from by Eric Hal Schwartz […]
DC: Hmmm…can’t help but wonder if online-based courts would help mightily in this situation? #legal #law #courts #lawschool #innovation #change #A2J https://t.co/lIxFg1X7Rb pic.twitter.com/88wWStlb10 — Daniel […]
From DSC: Normally I don’t advertise or “plug” where I work, but as our society is in serious need of increasing Access to Justice (#A2J) […]
Key takeaways of this report: Welcome to the Synthetic Decade. You’ll soon have augmented hearing and sight. A.I.-as-a-Service and Data-as-a-Service will reshape business. China has […]
US falls out of top 20 in Rule of Law Index, while global declines continue — from abajournal.com by Debra Cassens Weiss Excerpt: For the […]
Why law librarians are so important in a data-driven world — from Oxford University Press (blog.oup.com) by Femi Cadmus Excerpt (emphasis DSC): Looking ahead, the […]
AI laws are coming — from forbes.com by Kathleen Walch Excerpt: The pace of adoption for AI and cognitive technologies continues unabated with widespread, worldwide, […]
Georgetown Law announces two new degrees, including nation’s first “Master of Law and Technology” Program for non-lawyers — from law.georgetown.edu Classes will start fall 2020 […]
How higher education can adapt to the future of work — from weforum.org by Farnam Jahanian, President, Carnegie Mellon University; with thanks to Evan Kirstel […]
“Strategy is about folding the future back – it’s not about pushing the present forward!” Vijay Govindarajan, keynote speaker at today’s Law 2030 event […]
