Aug. 12, 2026
Bias is implicit in all AI, even legal AI
Attorneys who use AI must do so with their eyes wide open, understanding its limitations and recognizing that their work is just beginning whenever AI has been used.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the topic of the day. From copyright infringement claims to hallucinations, it's impossible to bypass the subject. The legal profession, along with medicine, engineering, the arts and just about every other area of human endeavor, is finding new and interesting ways to utilize nonhuman intelligence.
But AI was created by humans and, despite best efforts, it can't help but refl...
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