By Aamir Abdullah (Follow us on LinkedIn) For those of you who read the two previous posts–“AI Writing Generators: The Future or a Fad?” and “AI Writer: Generating the Future of Text”–thank you for your time and interest. This will be the last post I write on this subject. In this post I will: HowContinue reading “Ay Ay AI Writer”
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AI Writer: Generating the Future of Text
By Aamir Abdullah Some of you may have noticed that there was a Notes Between Us post published by AI Writer earlier this week. For the uninitiated, AI Writer is one of the many, new, “AI Text Generator[s].” It sits among other text generators, such as Wordtune, Sassbook, Jasper.ai, and many others1. For those ofContinue reading “AI Writer: Generating the Future of Text”
AI Writing Generators: The Future Or A Fad?
by AI Writer and Aamir Abdullah If you are looking for a good article builder that will help with your SEO rankings, then check out SEO Content Machine. Let us start by looking at some ways you can use AI for writing content, as well as the latest contributions in the world of content marketing.Continue reading “AI Writing Generators: The Future Or A Fad?”
reMarkable: The Way We Change for Technology
By Aamir Abdullah As with most technophiles, I read about, watch reviews of, and hyper-focus on the latest and greatest advancements in technology. From iPhones to Westlaw Edge updates, I want to ingest all the information I can. I hope to incorporate useful new features and products into my workflow. Unfortunately, my dreams and imaginationContinue reading “reMarkable: The Way We Change for Technology”
Westlaw, Do Tell
Being new to the wonderful world of law librarianship, I am always intrigued by the things I learn day to day. Sometimes, I’ll pick up new skills from interacting with my colleagues, and other times I’ll simply stumble upon something neat. Take, for example, my recent experience with using Westlaw. In the first month ofContinue reading “Westlaw, Do Tell”
Diving Deep into Docket Reports
Expounding on the notion of using a word cloud and concordance on docket entries by examining Thomas Reuters Enterprise et al v. ROSS Intelligence Inc. (C.A. No. 20-613-LPS). By Aamir Abdullah As previously noted, docket reports may provide a decent snapshot for a given legal case. However, to gleam a view of that snapshot, the inquirerContinue reading “Diving Deep into Docket Reports”