By Mike Martinez (Follow us on LinkedIn) Similar to many of my students, I take in information while painlessly fighting the urge to multitask. Listening to conversations, thinking through the concepts, checking emails, and wondering why I’d let my writers block get the best of me for my next blog post. What would ChatGPT have toContinue reading “Write Me a Post, ChatGPT”
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AI Tools in Legal Writing: ChatGPT Enhances, But Does Not Replace, Librarians and Attorneys
By Ana Rosa Ramírez Toft-Nielsen (Follow us on LinkedIn) ChatGPT is all anyone can talk about, so why not write about it some more. The legal profession has seen significant advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) over the years, including the use of ChatGPT. While ChatGPT could change legal writing methods, it is not a substitute forContinue reading “AI Tools in Legal Writing: ChatGPT Enhances, But Does Not Replace, Librarians and Attorneys”
ChatGPT and Law Librarians – Potential and Peril
By Jennifer Mendez (Follow us on LinkedIn) In the May/June 2022 issue of AALL Spectrum, I had the honor of co-authoring an article titled, Innovation Is Changing the Role of Law Librarians—And They’re Ready for It. In that article, my coauthors, G. Patrick Flanagan and Jill L. Kilgore, and I argued that, “Because law librarians areContinue reading “ChatGPT and Law Librarians – Potential and Peril”