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Now here’s a legal-drama-worthy twist in the recent spate of dumb lawyers getting caught using AI: it turns out that the very bar exam administered to aspiring attorneys in California…
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We were struck this week when the Wall Street Journal reported that Allstate, a major insurance company, had largely handed over the task of writing claims emails over to an AI system. The WSJ’s…
Perhaps more than any profession, writers are infamous for their quirky and possibly counterproductive on the-job habits. In his heyday, screenwriter Paul Schrader would write exclusively at night, often until…
Draft One Cops across the US are moving to embrace AI-written police reports — and according to The Associated Press, experts are sounding the alarm. The AI tool, called “Draft…
Many of us have to write as part of our work life. Some people like writing. But what if you’re not one of them? This is where AI can come…
The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, arguing that the AI companies unlawfully scraped protected work to train the generative AI models that would eventually be used…
Today’s links I assure you, an AI didn’t write a terrible “George Carlin” routine: The Mechanical Turk would like to have a word with all of us. Hey look at…
Outcheat the Cheat ChatGPT has become the go-to cheating tool for lousy students. And that potentially means trouble for the essay ghostwriters that cash in on the countless students willing…
Fire and Brimstone Everything’s bigger in Texas — including, it seems, the enthusiasm for artificial intelligence. In an interview with Austin-based broadcaster KXAN, pastor Jay Cooper of the city’s Violet Crown…
Red Handed A paper published in the journal Physica Scripta last month became the subject of controversy after Guillaume Cabanac, a computer scientist and integrity investigator, noticed that the ChatGPT…